Summer Hunger Food Drive runs through June — drop non-perishables at any thrift store. See seasonal programs →
Tell us where you are. We'll take it from there.
Food, medicine, and help paying a bill — from the neighbors closest to you. One step, no account.
If you need help
Whatever you're facing, there's a program and a person ready to help — most of them run through the Neyer Outreach Center.
Free, life-saving prescription medication for neighbors without coverage.
Cincinnati's first charitable pharmacy fills prescriptions at no cost for people who can't afford them and have no insurance. Since opening, we've dispensed more than a million prescriptions across three access points.
Learn more →Shop a pantry like a grocery — pick the food your family actually eats.
Our choice-model pantries let neighbors select their own groceries with dignity, including fresh produce and culturally specific foods. Fourteen parish-based pantries serve every corner of the region.
Learn more →Help with rent, utilities, and the bills that keep a roof overhead.
When an unexpected bill threatens to put a family on the street, neighborhood Vincentians provide short-term rent and utility assistance — plus a personal home visit to understand the whole situation.
Learn more →One conversation that connects you to everything you qualify for.
Our social-service team at the Neyer Outreach Center helps neighbors navigate benefits, find longer-term resources, and stack the help they're entitled to — so one visit goes further.
Learn more →The need, and the response
Three ways to help
Give
A one-time or monthly gift funds food, medicine, and rent help. Every dollar stays in Greater Cincinnati.
Ways to give →Serve
Join a parish conference and visit neighbors at home, or lend a hand at a pantry, pharmacy, or store.
Get involved →Shop
Shop nine stores or donate goods. Schedule a free furniture pickup — it all funds the mission.
Shop & donate goods →Our impact
A million prescriptions and countless home visits add up to one thing: neighbors, helped by neighbors.
A retired home health aide on a fixed income found her heart medication free at the Charitable Pharmacy. Her story is one of more than a million.
Anne Jones · May 12, 2026 · 4 min readWhat's coming up
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