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Daily: breakfast 7:30–8:30am, lunch 11:30am–12:30pm
SOME (So Others Might Eat)Washington
SOME (So Others Might Eat) serves free hot meals to anyone who needs them, every day of the year, with no questions asked: breakfast 7:30–8:30am and lunch 11:30am–12:30pm at 71 O St NW. SOME also runs a weekly emergency food pantry (Wed and Fri 9–11am, behind 60 O St NW) and daily showers.
Verified Oct 27 · some.org
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Mon–Fri 9am–1pm, Tue and Thu also 6–7pm, Sat 8:30am–12:30pm
Arlington Food Assistance CenterWashington
AFAC gives Arlington residents free weekly groceries, including milk, eggs, a protein, fresh fruit and vegetables, at its Nelson Street headquarters and several neighborhood sites. You need an Arlington address and a referral from an Arlington County social service agency (DHS: 2100 Washington Blvd, 703-228-1300); referrals last six months.
Verified Oct 27 · afac.org
Catch: Arlington residents only · Referral from an Arlington County social service agency required (photo ID and proof of address)
Tuesdays: Tech Time at Takoma Park 10am–12pm, Tech Help at Francis A. Gregory 2–3pm; other classes on set dates
DC Public Library branchesWashington
DC Public Library's Adult Learning team runs free onsite computer classes, from beginner basics (mouse, keyboard, getting online) to Microsoft Office, Google tools and Canva, plus drop-in device help. In November 2026: Tech Time on Tuesdays at Takoma Park, Tech Help Tuesdays at Francis A. Gregory, and Computer Basics & NorthStar at the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library (Nov 2 and 18). Check the library calendar for the class you want; lab seats are limited.
Verified Oct 27 · dclibrary.org
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