This food pantry serves the townships of Heuvelton, Lisbon, Ogdensburg, and Morristown and can be open in case of emergency by calling ahead to schedule an appointment. There is also a community meal served here every Tuesday night.

The Helping Hands food pantry serves eastern St. Lawrence County, excluding Massena, and is located in the former Methodist Church in Hannawa Falls. Helping Hands also serves lunches Monday through Thursday at noon; click here for more information.

Helping Hands' mailing address is PO Box 92, Hannawa Falls, NY 13647.

This food pantry serves the townships of Clifton and Fine.

The Potsdam Neighborhood Center, located in the Civic Center, is affiliated with the St. Lawrence County Community Development Program. It is a Food $en$e pick-up location. Contact the center with questions about this service from the Food Bank of Central New York.

This food pantry, located in the Parishville Town Hall, is associated with the St. Lawrence County Community Development Program. For emergencies on non-staffed days, please call the number listed below. The mailing address is P.O. Box 179, Colton NY 13625.

This food pantry is associated with the St. Lawrence County Community Development Program. It serves the townships of Ogdensburg, Brier Hill, Hammond, Heuvelton, Lisbon, Morristown, Rensselaer Falls, and Waddington. It is open daily to the public to assist low-income families, and is open by appointment in the case of an emergency.

This food pantry is located inside St. John's Episcopal Church.

The St. Vincent de Paul Society is affiliated with local Massena Catholic parishes. This food pantry is open for emergencies. Call for more information about the St. Vincent de Paul Society, to learn when the next food distribution is, or to make an appointment.

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The pantry is open for emergencies and appointments. It serves the townships of Massena, Bombay, Brasher Falls, Hogansburg, Raymondville, Fort Covington, Chase Mills, Rooseveltown, Norfolk, Helena, North Lawrence, and Waddington. 

This pantry serves the townships of Madrid, Potsdam, Canton, Norwood, Norfolk, and Lisbon. It is open for emergencies. 

This Food Pantry is associated with the St. John the Baptist and Scotch Presbyterian Churches of Madrid. It serves the townships of Madrid, Norwood, Norfolk, Canton, Brasher Falls, and Massena. Please call ahead to schedule an appointment at the food pantry; but you can always stop by the thrift store for help as well.

The pantry, located in the Town Hall, is open to all Hopkinton residents, which includes those residing in the townships of Hopkinton, Fort Jackson, and Nicholville. It is supported entirely by local community members' generous donations. Please bring your own containers for food and/or clothing. 

The food pantry is associated with the St. Raphael's Catholic Church of Heuvelton, and can be found in the Parish Center. The food pantry's mailing address is 5 Clinton Street, Heuvelton, NY 13654. Use the phone number below, but if you call on a weekend, please call the Parish at (315) 344-2383.

The Heuvelton Central School District Food Pantry is a pilot program with the Food Bank of CNY and is located at the school. The food pantry is set up like a grocery store, and participants are able to take what they need. All are welcome, and participants will be registered upon arrival. 

The Hammond Food Pantry is in the town's fire hall, though it is associated with the Hammond Presbyterian Church. It is open for emergencies and scheduled appointments can be made by calling ahead. It is also a Food $en$e pick-up location.

The Grace Food Pantry is affiliated with the Christian Life Fellowship. The phone number listed below is for the parsonage, but if you don't reach someone there, call the second number (the church).

This food pantry is associated with the Gouverneur Neighborhood Center and the St. Lawrence County Community Development Program. It serves the townships of Gouverneur, Balmat, Clifton, Cranberry Lake, Edwards, Star Lake, Fine, Fowler, Harrisville, Macomb, Oswegatchie, Piercefield, Pitcairn, Richville, and Rossie.

The Edwards Food Pantry, located in the Edwards Methodist Church parsonage, is run by a dedicated group of people from the Edwards community. They distribute non-perishable items donated by community members.  Please call the number provided to set up an appointment.

The food pantry, located at the United Methodist Church in DeKalb Junction, is open by appointment only. Holiday baskets are available to qualified applicants for Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter holidays; call the number to set up an appointment or to learn more about their holiday basket program.

The mailing address for the food pantry is PO Box 156, DeKalb Jct., NY 13630.

The Colton Neighborhood Center and its food pantry are associated with the St. Lawrence County Community Development Program. The pantry serves the township of Colton. For emergencies on non-staffed days, please call the number below. The mailing address is P.O. Box 179, Colton NY 13625.

The food pantry is located in the Ice Arena.

The Church and Community Program serves the townsof Canton, DeKalb, Russell, Hermon, and Clare, and the village of Rensselaer Falls. It provides food, clothing, and other essentials to those in need.

The Pierrepont Neighborhood Center and food pantry are located in the Pierrepont Town Hall, and are affiliated with the St. Lawrence County Community Development Program. For emergencies on non-staffed days, please call the number below.

Mailing address: P.O. Box 179, Colton, NY 13625

The Canton Neighborhood Center is affiliated with the St. Lawrence County Community Development Program. It serves the townships of Clare, Crary Mills, DeGrasse, DeKalb, Hermon, Pyrites, certain areas of Rensselaer Falls, and Russell. The Neighborhood Center is a Food $en$e pick-up location, as well. 

This food pantry is associated with St. Patrick's Church in Brasher Falls. It serves the townships of Stockholm, Brasher, Helena, Lawrenceville, and North Lawrence. Email parish@twcny.rr.com with any questions.

CFBP serves almost 300 families per month through its weekly backpack program and supplemental food pantry. CFBP works to break the cycle of poverty in the Clifton/Fine community and send messages of kindness, compassion, and connection. The program was established in 2017 through a collaboration with the school, PTO, local food pantry, and Food Bank of Central NY. CFBP currently provides weekly backpacks to over 20% of its student population and serves an additional 60 individuals via the pantry.