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HK Community Cupboard

645 10th Ave (bw W45/46th St)

This free food share in Hell’s Kitchen is open 24/7 outside the Ryan Chelsea-Clinton clinic.
It's a community mutual aid initiative — take what you need, leave what you can.

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645 10th Ave (bw W45/46th St)
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HK Community Cupboard
Joe Sallabi
When you go there — and I suggest everyone should go and volunteer for just one day, to really see what Hell’s Kitchen is really all about — you will see the very best of humanity and people devoting their time to caring and helping their Hell’s Kitchen neighbors.
Meet Joe
Sheldon Todman
What makes me happy about it is that it shows the love and care we can give to a complete stranger. Unselfish love for others. Taking the time to make food and leave in the cupboard for someone hungry is the beautiful, selfless act of kindness you can do. Makes me proud to be in this neighborhood.
Meet Sheldon
Sarah Mills
I’m very appreciative of this mutual aid effort, where I can drop off leftover food items for anyone to share and enjoy. The cupboard volunteers are rock star neighbors who do weekly food rescuers at local cafes and restaurants. There is also a monthly grocery bagging event that is a great way to volunteer and meet new friends.
Meet Sarah
Joe Sallabi
When you go there — and I suggest everyone should go and volunteer for just one day, to really see what Hell’s Kitchen is really all about — you will see the very best of humanity and people devoting their time to caring and helping their Hell’s Kitchen neighbors.
Meet Joe
Sheldon Todman
What makes me happy about it is that it shows the love and care we can give to a complete stranger. Unselfish love for others. Taking the time to make food and leave in the cupboard for someone hungry is the beautiful, selfless act of kindness you can do. Makes me proud to be in this neighborhood.
Meet Sheldon
Sarah Mills
I’m very appreciative of this mutual aid effort, where I can drop off leftover food items for anyone to share and enjoy. The cupboard volunteers are rock star neighbors who do weekly food rescuers at local cafes and restaurants. There is also a monthly grocery bagging event that is a great way to volunteer and meet new friends.
Meet Sarah
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