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Food pantries near you, answers to common questions, and guidelines for anyone visiting, volunteering, or giving at Soup Angels.
Food pantries near you
Soup Angels serves hot meals on Mondays and Wednesdays. For groceries and pantry items, these local food pantries can help.
Nyack F.O.O.D. Program Food Pantry
67 South Broadway
Nyack, NY 10960
North Rockland Food Pantry
49 E. Main St.
Stony Point, NY 10980
Sloatsburg Food Pantry
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Food Pantry
26 S. Madison Ave.
Spring Valley, NY 10977
People to People Food Pantry
St. Peter’s Food Pantry
More resources
Pantry hours and details change — please call ahead before visiting.
Questions, answered
When and where are meals served?
Every Monday and Wednesday, 5:00–6:15 PM, in the Pitkin Room at 18 South Broadway Ave., Nyack. Enter through the glass doors on Burd Street — a wheelchair ramp is available. We're open on federal holidays too.
Is there a cost, or do I need to qualify?
No. Meals are always free, and offered to anyone in our community who needs one — no questions asked.
Where else can I find food assistance?
See the food pantries near you listed on this page, along with links to full pantry directories for Rockland County.
Is Soup Angels a religious organization?
No. We're a non-denominational, non-sectarian community kitchen, operating under our own 501(c)(3) status, in the building provided by The Angel Nyack (formerly the First Reformed Church of Nyack).
How do I become a volunteer?
Register on our Volunteer page. Volunteers must be at least 12, and volunteers aged 12–15 attend with a parent.
How can I donate?
Give online, by check, with stock, from your IRA, through a planned gift, or with an employer match. We also welcome food and supply donations — see the Donate page.
Where do I drop off donations?
Use the south entrance on Church Street and ring the bell at the brown door marked “Soup Angels Volunteer Entrance.” Please email us first.
How long has Soup Angels been serving Nyack?
Since 2006 — nearly 20 years, without missing a meal service. We're celebrating our 20th anniversary in 2026. Read our history.
What to expect
- Everyone is welcome, no questions asked — there's no sign-up, application, or proof of need required.
- Meals are served Monday and Wednesday, 5:00–6:15 PM, including federal holidays.
- Enter the Pitkin Room through the glass doors on Burd Street — a wheelchair ramp is available.
Before you volunteer
- Volunteers must be at least 12 years old. A parent must attend with volunteers aged 12–15; volunteers 16 and older may come on their own.
- Kitchen dress code: ¾ sleeves, no shorts, no sandals or open-toe shoes, and hair tied back at all times. Masks are optional.
- Use the volunteer entrance on the south side of The Angel Nyack — the brown door on Church Street marked “Soup Angels Volunteer Entrance.”
- Need community service hours? Let us know when you register and we'll help you track them.