Meals

Since 2017, our Mobile Soup Kitchen program — the Angelmobile — has brought freshly cooked meals to neighbors across Greenpoint, Williamsburg, East Williamsburg, and Bushwick, serving more than 750,000 meals through fifteen distributions across nine locations, seven days a week. Every meal is free, and no one is ever asked for ID, proof of income, or a reason why they’re there.

Food insecurity in North Brooklyn isn’t only experienced by people in crisis. It’s the older adult on a fixed income, the day laborer waiting for work outside our truck, the student, the working family outpaced by rents that have doubled in a decade. Our volunteers show up for all of them, without question and without judgment — because that’s what neighbors do.

For many of our older adult neighbors, the truck is a social anchor and a place to see familiar faces and catch up with the block. This connection is a core part of our mission and something we actively wish to foster.

Before you come

All of our distributions take place outdoors, in public spaces - on the street, at a corner, outside a church or community center. Meals go fast, with most distributions lasting 15–20 minutes, so we recommend arriving on time. Look for our white van or food truck at the address listed for your location. All sites are free, open to everyone, and wheelchair-accessible without ID, income verification, or signups required.

Meals

  • Monday In Greenpoint and Williamsburg

    1. 12:15 PM at 862 Manhattan Avenue: The truck is parked in front of the steps of the St. Anthony of Padua - St. Alphonsus church at the intersection of Manhattan Avenue and Milton Street.
    2. 12:30 PM at 195 Maujer Street: The van is parked in front of St. John the Evangelist Lutheran Church, across the street from the Williamsburg Houses.
    3. 11:45 AM at 1 Havemeyer Street: A meal is served right outside our Community Kitchen.

  • Tuesday on the Southside and in Bushwick

    1. 12:30 PM at 240 Division Avenue: The van is parked across the street from the Williamsburgh Library on the Division Avenue Overpass, between Marcy Avenue & Rodney Street.
    2. 12:00 PM at 176 St. Nicholas Ave: The truck is parked outside our partners at Iglesia de la Santa Cruz + Bushwick Abbey.
    3. 11:45 AM at 1 Havemeyer Street: A meal is served right outside our Community Kitchen.

  • Wednesday in East Williamsburg and Bushwick

    1. 12:30 PM at 195 Maujer Street: The truck is parked in front of St. John the Evangelist Lutheran Church, across the street from the Williamsburg Houses.
    2. 11:45 AM at 1 Havemeyer Street: A meal is served right outside our Community Kitchen.

  • Thursday in East Williamsburg and Greenpoint

    1. 12:30 PM at Cooper Park Houses Residence Council: The van is parked in front of the playground at the intersection of Jackson Street and Debevoise Avenue.
    2. 12:30 PM at 862 Manhattan Avenue: The truck is parked in front of the steps of the St. Anthony of Padua - St. Alphonsus church at the intersection of Manhattan Avenue and Milton Street.
    3. 11:45 AM at 1 Havemeyer Street: A meal is served right outside our Community Kitchen.

  • Friday in Bushwick and the Northside

    1. 12:30 PM at 138 Montrose Ave: The truck is parked in front of Most Holy Trinity Church.
    2. 11:45 AM at 1 Havemeyer Street: A meal is served right outside our Community Kitchen.

  • Saturday’s Community Meal in Greenpoint

    1. 11:00 AM at 155 Milton Street: A meal is served by our partners at Greenpoint Community Kitchen.

  • Sunday’s Breakfast Sandwiches in Greenpoint

    1. 10:00 AM at 81 Franklin Street: The truck is parked on the corner of Franklin & Noble Streets. Breakfast bagels are served with coffee.

In addition to the meals listed above, we also deliver meals to seniors at home on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.

Watch Our Story

In December 2025, our partners at Rethink Food documented the people, volunteers, and mission behind our Mobile Soup Kitchen program. The resulting short film, Neighbors Helping Neighbors, was nominated for a James Beard Media Award - a recognition that belongs as much to the 900+ volunteers who show up week after week as it does to the filmmakers who captured them.