Bmore Community Fridge Network
Take What You Need,
Leave What You Can
BCFN coordinates free food, meals, and resources across Baltimore's community fridges and pantries. No questions asked—just neighbors helping neighbors fight food insecurity.
Why Community Fridges Matter
of Baltimore-area residents experience food insecurity
of food-insecure Marylanders exceed income limits for government assistance
of food-insecure households have children
Source: Johns Hopkins Study (2024), USDA (2023)
How It Works
Community fridges make fresh food accessible to everyone, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Find a Fridge
Use our interactive map to locate a community fridge or pantry near you in Baltimore.
Take What You Need
Community fridges are open 24/7. Take whatever food you need—no questions asked, no paperwork required.
Leave What You Can
If you have extra food, homemade meals, or fresh produce, leave it for your neighbors.
Spread the Word
Help fight food insecurity by telling others about the community fridge network.
Fridge & Pantry Locations
Use our interactive map to find community fridges and food pantries across Baltimore City.
Patterson Park
North of Patterson Park area
Curtis Bay
Filbert Street community garden
Hamilton
White-picket shed design
Station North
Arts district location
Waverly
Red Emma's bookstore area
Govans
Near Loyola University
Canton
Multiple neighborhood spots
Bolton Hill
Community pantry location
Ways to Get Involved
There are many ways you can support the Bmore Community Fridge Network.
Host a Fridge
Have outdoor space? Help expand the network by hosting a community fridge.
Apply to HostSupport Our Cooks
Help our volunteer cooks by donating from their individual wishlists.
View Directory
Connect With Us
Follow us on social media for updates, volunteer opportunities, and ways to support the network.
All Our Links in One Place
Access our FAQ, donation lists, volunteer forms, and more on our Linktree.
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Join us in building a Baltimore where no one goes hungry.