NETWorks Food Pantry
What is the Food Pantry?
The food pantry provides food assistance for neighbors experiencing a crisis or unexpected difficult time.
It is intended to provide 1-2 days worth of food. Neighbors can come up to twice a month to receive an order of groceries based upon size of the household.
Though the pantry serves neighbors well in a time of short-term crisis, our Grocery Co-op provides a longer-term, sustainable solution to food insecurity.
How do I donate?
The pantry is stocked with donations from partner churches, community organizations, and individuals. Click here to download a list of suggested donation items.
Bring your donations to NETWorks W/F/Sat, 10am-1pm or contact our director to make an appointment. Please do not leave items during non-business hours.
Receipts for tax purposes are available upon request. All donations are tax-deductible as allowed by law.
Do I qualify for the pantry?
As long as you live within our service area and bring the following documentation, you qualify for our food pantry.
Our Service Area:
Click the map to see if you are in our service area.
Zip code 30084 (Dekalb county only), Parts of 30033, 30340, 30345, 30087. Click map to verify eligibility.
Area within I-85—North
Gwinnett County line—East
Hwy 78--South
N. Druid Hills/Clairmont--West
Required Documentation:
Two forms of ID are required for applicant (ID includes drivers license, social security card, birth certificate, healthcare benefits card, etc.)
One form of ID for each member of the household
You do not have to make an appointment is for food pantry assistance. We are open Wednesday, Friday, Saturday from 10:00am to 1:00pm. (We are closed on Saturdays if Monday is a holiday. We are closed on Mondays.)