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For a list of organizations / resources that provide Diapers and Baby Clothing, visit the “Baby Supplies & Clothing” subcategory under “Pregnancy/New Baby.”

A Step In The Right Direction

Serves the Westside neighborhoods of Columbus. The Street Outreach program offers a free meal, hygiene items, and resources once per month on the corner of Central Avenue and West Broad Street. The Hygiene Program provides free hygiene and cleaning products once per month for households in zip codes 43222, 43223, 43204, and 43228. The Strong Start Support Services Program offers free educational workshops and baby supplies (crib or car seat) for individuals 34 weeks pregnant or with a child under 12 months old. They host community events and giveaways throughout the year, including the annual Westside Community Summer Bash and Back-to-School Bash.
PO Box 28176. Columbus, Ohio
(614) 254-0046
intherightdirection.org

Alicia’s Closet

Serves foster families in Central Ohio by providing infant to teen sized clothing, shoes, coats, backpacks, toys, baby accessories and other essentials, at no cost to families through their Free Store. They also offer Comfy Kits for children entering foster care, Respite events/Parents’ Day Out and support groups for foster, kinship, and adoptive parents. Visit the website for additional contact information.
(614) 398-2203
aliciasclosetcolumbus.org

Auntie V’s Corner of Kindness

Offers a free outdoor pantry and little library that operates as take what you need, leave what you can. Find or donate items including pantry staples, clothing, hygiene items, and books. They also host community events offering free meals, household items, back-to-school supplies, and winter clothing. Visit their website and social media pages for upcoming events.
758 Ann Street, Columbus, Ohio 43206
auntievscornerofkindness.org

Blessing Boxes

Blessing Boxes are outdoor, publicly located cabinets that allow community members to anonymously donate items or take what they need. Boxes can include non-perishable food items, toiletries, baby supplies, pet food, or anything else that might be considered a blessing to someone in need. Take what you need, leave what you can. Use the Box Locations Map on the website to find a Blessing Box near you.
Columbus: columbusblessingboxes.com/box-locations
National Little Free Pantries: littlefreepantry.org

Bloom Free Store

Provides free baby clothes, shoes, diapers, and wipes for families with children ages 0-3 in Columbus, Ohio. Families must register before their first shopping appointment and may shop twice per month. Expecting moms may start shopping after 20 weeks of pregnancy. They also host shopping events. Visit the website for additional contact information and store hours.
Bloom at Vista Community Church: 7343 Worthington-Galena Road, Columbus, Ohio 43085
Bloom at Faith Community Church: 2578 Sullivant Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 43204
bloomfreestore.org

Charity Newsies

Provides new clothing for school children of all ages in Franklin County free of charge. Families directly apply for clothing assistance in the summer. Each child will receive a clothing package with socks, underwear, school clothes, and cold weather essentials. Children who require school uniforms will receive a voucher for uniform purchase. Please note: applications for the 2025-2026 school year have reached capacity.
4300 Indianola Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 43214
(614) 263-4300
charitynewsies.org

Clintonville-Beechwold Community Resources Center (CRC)

Social service agency in the Clintonville neighborhood of Columbus, Ohio. They offer community events and supportive services for Senior Citizens in addition to these programs:

  • CRC Family Services & Choice Food Pantry: Crisis resources for individuals and families include a food pantry, clothing, help accessing benefits and community resources, and individual supportive counseling. Produce is available for all zip codes in Franklin County, once-a-month pantry shop is available for zip codes 43235, 43085, 43229, 43224, 43214, 43220, 43221, 43202, 43211, 43201.
    14 West Lakeview Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 43202
    (614) 268-8118
  • Kids Club: Afterschool and summer program held at various community locations for income-eligible youth Grades K-5 in Clintonville and Beechwold.
  • Kinship Care Program: Supports kinship caregivers who are unexpectedly raising a child whose parents are unable to care for them. Services include case management, materials assistance, educational resources, and referrals for other supportive services.

(614) 268-3539
clintonvillecrc.org

Coats 4 Children

Donates new winter coats to children each year through schools, churches, and other community organizations. They do not give coats directly to families, visit the website for a list of partner organizations. They also accept volunteers and donations.
(614) 599-7325
coats4children.org

Columbus Public Health (CPH) Resource Lists

These neighborhood resource lists are extremely helpful in finding resources near you. They provide detailed listings of free and low cost health care, vision care, dental care, prescription help, food pantries, transportation, job help, pregnancy resources and much more. They are updated annually and reviewed by the Columbus Public Health social work team. Please note that CPH does not provide direct monetary assistance, but these lists are helpful in finding community agencies that do provide this assistance. All lists updated 2025.
Food Pantries & Soup Kitchens
Food Pantries & Soup Kitchens – French
Food Pantries & Soup Kitchens – Haitian Creole
Food Pantries & Soup Kitchens – Somali
Food Pantries & Soup Kitchens – Spanish

Health Care (Free Clinics, Dental, Vision & Women’s Health)
Emergency Resources (Housing, Food, Utilities, Safety & Clothing)
Agencies Serving Immigrants & Refugees
Job Help (Unemployment, Looking for a Job, Online Searches)
Pregnancy Resources (WIC, Healthcare, Utilities, Baby Supplies, Diaper Banks, Housing, & Parenting Classes)
Prescription Help (Reduced Cost Prescriptions, Discount Programs & Medicaid Info)
Programs & Resources for Seniors
Mental Health & Substance Use Resources (Crisis Lines, Healthcare, Support Groups, Disposal Box Locations)

240 Parsons Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 43215
(614) 645-6807
columbus.gov/Services/Public-Health/Find-Health-Care-Resources/Health-Resources-List

Columbus Urban League (CUL)

A community‐based organization that works to empower Black and urban communities through economic, educational and social progress with programs, classes and services. Their many programs include:

  • Career Services: Provides comprehensive support for job seekers, including workforce readiness training for ages 14-19 and individual coaching for all ages.
  • Re-Entry HUB: Reentry support and workforce development for individuals with prior justice system involvement.
  • Minority Business Assistance Center: Empowering small and minority businesses through access to capital, technical and professional assistance. These services are available in 18 Ohio counties.
    (614) 266-0897
  • I Am My Brother’s Keeper: Mentorship program for young men of color in middle and high school throughout the school year and summer. The program offers safe and healthy ways to have fun while building career, artistic, academic, professional, and physical strengths. Participants may be placed with internships, hands-on learning experiences, drug, alcohol and violence prevention activities depending on their individual needs. Participants must be ages 9-15 whose families meet income eligibility. Call for enrollment.
  • Homebuyer Education: Educates families on how to budget, save, and improve credit to qualify for home loans.
  • Housing Accelerator: Eligible participants receive financial assistance for housing deposit, financial coaching to increase credit scores, and increased access to job opportunities.
  • My Brother’s Closet: Provides a free suit and professional coaching for income-eligible men. Call to make an appointment.
  • STEP: An 8-week intervention program for families with children 11-17 years old on the cusp of entering the justice system.
  • Young Engineer’s Society: Afterschool and summer STEAM program for ages 10-14
    3443 Agler Road, Columbus, Ohio 43219
    (380) 239-1474
  • Find all programs by category here: www.cul.org/our-initiatives/#all-initiatives

788 Mount Vernon Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 43203
(614) 257-6300
cul.org

Common Ground Free Store (CGFS)

Offers free clothing, shoes, diapers, household items, books, toys, hygiene items and diapers at the Free Store. There are no income requirements, all are welcome regardless of circumstances. They also serve hot, prepared meals 5 times a week for carry out or in their dining room. Services are available to residents outside of Franklin County. Programs are largely volunteer-driven. They accept individual or group volunteers, and donations.
Main Location: 193 East Central Avenue, Delaware, Ohio 43015
Donation Drop-Off: 147 East Winter Street, Delaware, Ohio 43015
(740) 369-3733
commongroundfreestore.org

Community Development for All People (CD4AP)

This church provides important community programs in the Merion Village neighborhood of Columbus, along with worship services. Programs include daily Fresh Markets with free produce for income-eligible individuals, nutrition education, free health and wellness classes, community events, an after-school program at Lincoln Park Elementary, and more.
4allpeople.org

  • HEAL & Fresh Market:
    Healthy Eating and Living (HEAL) offers free nutrition education and health and wellness classes. The Fresh Market offers free, fresh food and produce to those who meet income guidelines. ID and proof of income is required. Walk-in and drive-thru pick-up is available during market hours.
    946 Parsons Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 43206
    (614) 445-7342
    Fresh Market: 4allpeople.org/freshmarket
    HEAL: heal4allpeople.org
  • Free Store:
    Accepts donations of gently used clothing and household items. No appointment is required to shop; walk-ins are accepted Tuesday-Saturday. Visit the website for hours.
    946 Parsons Avenue, Columbus, OH 43206
    (614) 443-1713
    4allpeople.org/free-store
  • Bikes for All People (B4AP): Provides affordable access to bicycles and cycling-related resources for those who rely on bikes as their sole means of transportation. They offer refurbished bikes for sale, bike parts and gear, and walk-in bike repair services, and community group rides. They accept donated bikes and volunteers. Repairs are walk-in and first-come, first-served. Most services and programs are offered on a sliding scale. Visit the website to contact the organization.
    934 Parsons Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 43206
    bikesforallpeople.org
  • ID 4 All People:
    Helps residents of Columbus attain their Ohio birth certificate and State ID card. They will help you through the application process and cover the costs. No appointment needed, walk-ins are accepted on Mondays. Visit the website for additional details.
    (614) 445-7342, ext. 101
    facebook.com/photo/?fbid=940948394735643&set=a.318522830311539
  • Thrive to 5:
    Supports pregnant parents and families with children under 5 years old through developmental screenings, parenting support, diapers, cribs, and more. Visit the website and complete the online form to get started.
    (614) 445-7342, ext. 115
    4allpeople.org/thrive-to-5

Dress for Success Columbus

Provides women with clothes and tools for workplace success. They offer free clothes and styling services for interviews and employment, including business suits, skirts, medical scrubs, and accessories. Clients are eligible for one interview and one employment styling session per year. Other programs include 1:1 success coaching, mentoring, professional women’s group, and access to computers, printing, and other resources at their Career Center.
1204 North High Street, Columbus, Ohio 43201
(614) 291-5420
dfscmh.org

Dwell Community Church: Community Clothing Outreach

Provides free adult and children’s clothing, shoes, hygiene items, and essential household goods. Visitors may shop once per month for 20 clothing items. Shoppers must the website to schedule a 25-minute shopping appointment in advance. No ID or income-verification requirements. Children are not allowed in the store.
1950 North Fourth Street, Columbus, Ohio 43201
(614) 823-6500
dwellcc.org/ministry/community-clothing-outreach

Fairy Goodmothers

Provides free prom attire (including dresses, jewelry, and accessories) to high school students in Columbus through their annual Cinderella’s Closet pop-up boutique. Anyone with a valid high school ID can sign up to shop. Each student is paired with a personal shopper for an individualized experience. Sign-ups for shoppers and volunteers are posted mid-January each year. They host Tag Sales in the summer for shoppers to purchase dresses at a discount while supporting the organization. They also accept donations and volunteers. Visit the website to contact the organization.
fairygoodmothers.org

​God’s Hygiene Help Center (GHHC)

Faith-based organization providing free hygiene products for students and families. Families can visit the God’s Hygiene Help Center once a month for hygiene items, cleaning products, diapers, and menstrual products. Photo ID is required, one order per address. They provide hygiene boxes to schools in the Linden area of Columbus, Ohio. Go online to complete a request form for your family or school. They also host a monthly prayer gathering and meal.
1402 Oakland Park Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 43224
(614) 696-0024
godshygiene.org

Goodwill Columbus

Goodwill Stores sell thrift clothing, furniture, art, and more to support their job training programs. Services include 1:1 career coaching, job training courses, and job placement. They offer training for basic work readiness, Roads2Work commercial driver training, STNA and medical coding; digital skills technology classes, and CompTIA IT program. They also offer AMP for young adults 18-24 to access additional wraparound services. I/DD services for individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities include access to Goodwill Columbus Art Studio, work readiness, adult day and residential services, and transportation.
671 South High Street, Columbus, Ohio 43206
Main Office: (614) 294-5181
Career Coaching: (614) 966-9283
goodwillcolumbus.org

Hilliard Food Pantry Plus

Serves residents who live in the Hilliard City School District (zip codes 43026, 43228, 43221, 43016, 43002, 43119, 43204). The choice food pantry offers a personal shopping experience for dairy, meat, pantry staples, and personal care/hygiene items. Sign up during open hours with a photo ID and proof of residency. Shoppers may visit the pantry twice per month. They offer transportation for seniors. The Share Closet offers free, gently used home goods and clothing for all ages. Shoppers can visit the Share Closet once per month, and an appointment is required. They also offer up to $200 in utility assistance per year for eligible families with a disconnect notice. Additional programs include holiday food and gifts for ages 0-13, senior food box delivery, appointments for problem solving and resource finding, and educational classes on financial literacy, nutrition, and more. Visit the pantry to sign up for programs.
Pantry: 3691Main Street, Hilliard, Ohio 43026
Share Closet: 4410 Cemetery Road, Hilliard, Ohio 43026
(614) 363-4159
hilliardfoodpantry.org

Joint Organization for Inner-City Needs (JOIN)

Faith-based organization through Catholic Diocese of Columbus. Provides limited financial assistance for low-income families, assistance with prescriptions, non-perishable foods, hygiene items, and household products. Birth certificate assistance is available with an agency referral. Utility assistance is available for those with a disconnection notice after completing a phone interview, once in an 18-month period.
578 East Main Street, Columbus, Ohio 43215
Prescription assistance: (614) 241 -2531
Utilities & other needs: (614) 241-2530
columbuscatholic.org/join

Jordan’s Crossing Resource Center

Faith-based organization serving those struggling with homelessness and/or substance use on the west side of Columbus. Food services include daily lunches, a weekly community meal, and the Fresh Food Market. They also provide access to housing specialists, Narcan, sobriety mentoring, panhandling diversion, and treatment program referrals.
342 North Hague Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 43204
(614) 564-9616
jordanscrossingcolumbus.org

Joseph’s Coat of Central Ohio

Faith-based organization providing free clothing and household goods to individuals or families in Central Ohio. Furniture may be provided with a completed application from a case manager. Membership and appointments are required to receive items. Membership application requires photo ID for adults, and birth certificate/proof of custody for children. No children are allowed in the store. Visit the website for application details and store hours.
7500 East Main Street, Reynoldsburg, Ohio 43068
(614) 863-1371
josephs-coat.org

Lancaster-Fairfield County Charity Newsies

Helps individuals and families in Fairfield County. They provide free back-to-school clothing and school supplies before each school year. They also provide food vouchers and winter holiday food boxes. Fairfield County residents can call 2-1-1 for more information or visit their social media for timely updates.
PO Box 1443, Lancaster, Ohio 43130
For assistance, Call: 2-1-1
Business Office: (740) 687-9469
charitynewsies1936.com

Laundry Love (LL)

National program that partners with laundromats and community organizations to wash clothes and bedding for low-income families and individuals. Visit the website and use the map to find a participating laundromat near you.
laundrylove.org/find-a-location

Little Bottoms Free Store

Little Bottoms Free Store provides free diapers, wipes, clothing, maternity items, cribs, and baby supplies to any Franklin County family of children ages 3 and under (or pregnant, at least 28 weeks along). They support the most under-resourced families and babies on the Westside of Columbus and throughout Franklin County. Families must register for membership and schedule an appointment to receive services. Spanish interpretation is provided weekly. Caregiver photo ID and a sonogram, birth certificate, or medical record is required for each qualifying child ages 3 and under. Please note: Registration for new families is currently paused – check their website in early August 2025 for an updated registration form.
89 West Park Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 43222
littlebottoms.org/membership

Lower Lights Ministries (LLM)

A faith-based organization serving individuals and families in Columbus. Transitional housing is available for previously incarcerated women, low-income families and individuals, and women struggling with substance use. The adult mentorship program includes a weekly hot meal, job and finance mentoring, life coaching, and supportive services. Lower Lights Salon hosts free haircut events, and work training for women who have experienced addiction or incarceration. The church also offers a free, weekly family-style meal. Programs for youth include individual mentoring for at-risk youth ages 7-17, after school drop-in center for ages 12-17 at the Community Learning Center, summer day camp program, and childcare services for ages 2.5-5 at the Child Enrichment Center.

Lower Lights Community Church & Free Meals Website: lowerlightschurch.org/saturday-family-meal
Lower Lights Ministries Website: lowerlights.org/home

Make-A-Day

Offers free services and events to empower and uplift the Central Ohio community. They host free pop-up events at various locations in Columbus with housing resources, meals, haircuts, and other services in a bloc-party environment. Visit their upcoming events page on the website to find their next pop-up. Housing problem-solving and rent assistance services are available on a limited basis. Applications open on the website once per week for appointments. They also offer mobile outreach services and educational workshops for Columbus residents.
makeaday.fun

MASH (Military and Service Heroes) Pantry & Resource Center

Offers a food pantry and resources for veterans, service members, and military families. There are no income or zip code restrictions, but photo ID and military ID are required. Guests may visit the pantry once per month, no appointment needed. They also offer warm clothing items in the winter, holiday meal bags, and free Christmas shop. Additional programs include support groups, honor gardens, social gatherings, and connection to community resources.

  • Grove City: 2996 Columbus Street, Grove City, Ohio 43123
  • Delaware: 562 Pennsylvania Avenue, Delaware, Ohio 43123

(614) 522-1555
mashpantry.org/services

Maternity Resource Center (MRC) at Immanuel Baptist Church

This faith-based organization provides free maternity clothes and infant / toddler clothing. Diapers, baby wipes, furniture, bottles, and baby equipment are also provided, subject to availability. Biblical/spiritual guidance is also provided. No appointment is necessary.
3417 Palmetto Street, Columbus, Ohio 43204
(614) 272-7038
Baptists for Life of Central Ohio Website: bflco.org/maternity-resource-center
Immanuel Baptist Church Website: ibccares.org/maternity-resource-center

Neighborhood Bridges

A charitable organization that helps match families in need with businesses, volunteers, and organizations for resources like food, volunteering, clothing, supplies and more. Use the website to find a Bridge in your community, request help, or fill others’ requests for help.
All Ohio Locations: neighborhoodbridges.org/state/ohio

Neighborhood Services (NSI)

Food pantry serving zip codes 43201, 43202, 43210, 43211, 43212, 43219, 43220, 43221, 43224 and 43229. They offer a choice food pantry by appointment. Individuals in their service zip codes may visit twoce per month, and all other Franklin County zip codes may visit once per year. Proof of address and photo ID is required. They also offer case management and resource navigation appointments. Additional programs include holiday meals, free tax preparation with American Association of Retired Persons (AARP), back to school backpacks, Christmas toys, and community events.
1950 North Fourth Street, Columbus, Ohio 43201
(614) 297-0592
neighborhoodservicesinc.org

NNEMAP Food Pantry

Serves residents of Columbus who live at or below 200% of the federally designated poverty level, no appointment needed. Families can visit NNEMAP once per week to receive food pantry items and hygiene items. Photo ID is required. They offer locker pick-up options and home delivery for senior citizens or those who medically qualify. Diapers are available for ages 3 and under with documentation (visit the website for accepted documents). They also offer holiday gifts as available. On-site preventive healthcare services through visits from community partners. Volunteers are welcome.
677 East Eleventh Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 43211
(614) 297-0533
wefeedcbus.org/get-food

One Dublin (Formerly Welcome Warehouse)

Serves individuals and families living in the Dublin City School District who are temporarily in need. Programs include Back-to-School Celebration for free school supplies and Adopt-Family/Adopt-A-Senior for holiday gifts. Emergency household assistance is available with referral for utilities, medical expenses, or transportation assistance. Transportation assistance can be used for car payments, uber cards, or bus passes. Assistance is not provided for car repairs or rent/housing. The Mattress Program provides new twin mattresses for free, with sheets, mattress pads, and pillows based on availability. The Community Free Shop provides gently used clothing, personal care items, and household essentials. Families can walk in and shop once every three months, no appointment needed. Visit the website for shop hours and additional program details.
Mailing Address: 7032 Hospital Drive, Dublin, Ohio 43016
Community Free Shop at Indian Run United Methodist Church: 6305 Brand Road, Dublin, Ohio 43016
Call or text: (614) 726-6958
one-dublin.org

One Warm Coat

This national organization helps people and organizations hold coat drives and donate coats. Click on their searchable map to find local coat drives near you, places coats can be donated and ways to give.
(877) 663-9276
www.onewarmcoat.org

Period Pantry Project

Helps individuals in Franklin County access menstrual products regardless of income, lack of transportation or other barriers. Visit the website and complete an online form to receive free menstrual products each month. Details are online in terms of quantities and requirements. Individuals can reapply each month, as needed. Contact the organization through the website.
3000 East Main Street, Columbus, Ohio 43209
theperiodpantryproject.org

Click Here for the Alliance for Period Supplies Map to find similar programs outside of Franklin County.

Purple Door Church – Purple Door Free Store

Faith-based organization providing free, new and gently used clothing (including coats, socks, and shoes). The store is open one evening per week, and adults may shop once every other month. There are no zip code limits. No appointment is necessary, but photo ID is required. No children are allowed in the store. The church also offers a year-round adopt-a-family program and free community meal once per month. Volunteers are welcome.
2650 Columbus Street, Grove City, Ohio 43123
Free Store (Text only): (614) 313-4666
Church Office: (614) 875-5612
purpledoorchurch.com/make-a-difference/free-store

Reaching for the Shining Starz

A survivor-led organization helping women caught in human trafficking, addiction, and homelessness. Each Sunday, their volunteers provide hygiene bags, meals, and clothing to women on Sullivant Avenue in Columbus, Ohio. Go online to contact the organization, donate money or supplies, or sign up to volunteer.
PO Box 23402, Columbus, Ohio 43222
theshiningstarz.org

Salvation Army

Serves: Single Adults & Families
Offers faith-based services for Central Ohio families. Housing Services include finding housing, financial assistance, and case management. They also offer youth programs, food assistance, emergency utility assistance, support for human trafficking survivors, and addiction recovery. Their thrift stores offer items at bargain prices to fund programs. You can find thrift store, church locations, and program details on their website.

  • Administrative Office
    966 East Main Street, Columbus, Ohio 43205
    (614) 253-6811 or (800) 725-2769
  • Housing Service Locations
    Franklin County: 966 East Main Street, Columbus, Ohio 43205
    Delaware & Union Counties: 3769 Columbus Pike, Delaware, Ohio 43015
    Morrow County: 644 West Marion Street, Mount Gilead, Ohio 43338
    Homeless Hotline: (614) 274-7000
  • Youth Learning Centers
    Free after school programs, music & arts, and summer camps for K-5.
    Linden: 3662 Karl Road, Columbus, Ohio 43224
    Hilltop: 2300 West Mound Street, Columbus, Ohio 43204
    (614) 437-2159
  • Food Pantries: Call to schedule an appointment
    Franklin County: (614) 341-2282
    Delaware County: (740) 369-5301
    Union County: (740) 363-9487
    Senior Food Boxes: (614) 437-2134
  • Human Trafficking Services:
    24/7 Hotline: (888) 373-7888
    (614) 358-2614
  • Addiction Rehabilitation Center: Serves men struggling with addiction
    (614) 221-4269
  • Emergency Utility Assistance:
    Use the link to find a caseworker in your zip code for assistance.
    easternusa.salvationarmy.org/southwest-ohio/central-ohio/caseworker-zip-code-list/

easternusa.salvationarmy.org/southwest-ohio/central-ohio/home

St. John Community Center

Faith-based community center operated by Holy-Rosary-St. John and St. Dominic Catholic Church offering a variety of services. Click here for a program flyer.

  • St. John Food Pantry: Offers walk-through and drive-through pantry service once per week.
    (614) 252-5926, ext. 3
    facebook.com/stjohnpantry
  • Community Kitchen: Soup kitchen providing breakfast and lunch throughout the week. They provide hygiene items and personal care packages when available. They also offer community events and special meals for the winter holidays. No appointment or documentation required.
    (614) 252-6428
    communitykitchencolumbus.org/home.html
  • St. John Learning Center: Provides ongoing GED classes and ESL/ESOL classes. They also offer free workshops on starting your own business, financial literacy, and mental health awareness. Visit the website for upcoming classes.
    (614) 547-2171
    stjohnlearning.wordpress.com
  • Order of Malta Center of Care: Offers a free, weekly health clinic. Dental clinic is offered twice a month. Health resources and supplies are given when available. Call in advance for an appointment.
    (614) 530-8643

640 South Ohio Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 43205
stjohncommunitycenter.wordpress.com

Stitched Together

Provides free “Hope Cases” filled with comfort items and essentials for kids (newborn to 18 years old) entering the foster care system, with the goal of providing hope in an uncertain time. Foster and kinship families can request a Hope Case when placed with a child coming into care for the first time. They also host an annual Back to School Bash for foster families to meet, and each family receives a gift card to help with school expenses. Visit the website to contact the organization.
stitchedtogether.org

Student Success Stores

A free, anonymous store for students Grades 6-12 in select Columbus City Schools locations. Students can shop for free hygiene products, snacks and food items, clothing, and school supplies. Visit the website to contact the organization, find what schools they currently serve, or to donate/volunteer.
P.O. Box 14136, Columbus, Ohio 43214
studentsuccessstores.org

The Infinity Experience

An inclusive barbershop experience for children with neurodivergence, intellectual, physical or developmental disabilities. Youth from toddlers to age 17 can receive free hair cutting services in a welcoming environment. Services are donation-based and are free for participating families. Visit the website to request an appointment or make a donation.
2410 Home Acre Drive, Columbus, Ohio 43231
smoothvisionarykutz.com

Treats 4 The Streets

This organization distributes free meals, self-care items, and resources for unhoused community members in Franklin County. Visit their website and Facebook for distribution details.
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 264, Pickerington, Ohio 43147
Distribution Address: Main Library, 96 South Grant Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 43215
(614) 342-9796
Facebook: facebook.com/T4TSTS
Website: treats4thestreets.my.canva.site

Victory Ministries Center of Hope

Faith-based nonprofit providing a food pantry, clothing boutique, cooking classes, and Christmas food and gift help. They can also connect you to employment assistance with their community partners. Healthcare services include eye exams and no-cost glasses to those who qualify, breast and cervical cancer screens to women who are uninsured or underinsured, and mental health counseling with board-licensed counselors at the Hope Counseling Center. Appointments are required for most services, including food pantry and boutique.
3964 East Main Street, Whitehall, Ohio 43213
(614) 252-2500
victorycoh.org

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