No, but clients with scheduled appointments are given priority.
Oma's Kosher Corner
Our Food Pantry includes a designated section for kosher food, providing individuals who adhere to kosher dietary laws with access to kosher meat, pantry staples, and seasonal items such as Kosher for Passover food and other holiday essentials. We also source kosher items throughout the pantry to help ensure that families in the Jewish community have access to a wide variety of food choices.
Location
Jewish Family Service of Dallas
16301 Quorum Drive
Addison, TX 75001
Questions? Call 972-437-9950 ×267
Regular Hours
1st and 3rd Monday 10:00am-1:00pm
Tu, Th, Fri 9:00am-1:00pm
(Closed Wednesdays)
Clients may visit the Food Pantry up to twice each month. Clients with scheduled appointments are given priority.
Make an appointment
Confidential, private appointments can be scheduled by calling 972-437-9950 ×267
Click here to view how to make an appointment
Case Management and Whole-Person Care
When you visit the Food Pantry, you also have access to the many other services we offer. From individual and family counseling and healthcare, to career counseling, family violence intervention, special needs services, and support for older adults, we’re here to help you navigate life’s challenges.
Our team is available in the Food Pantry waiting area, making it easy to connect with additional support during your visit. Our Community Health Worker can connect you with healthcare, behavioral health counseling, career and financial coaching, and other supportive services. Our SNAP Specialist can assist with applications for SNAP, Medicaid, TANF, and other state benefits, or help resolve issues with benefits you already receive.
If there’s a need we can’t meet directly, we’ll connect you with trusted community partners who can.
Kosher Home Delivered Meals
A program of JFS Dallas, KHDM is available to adults aged 60+ who live in Dallas County within our delivery area and are unable to cook or shop for themselves due to physical or cognitive limitations. Our caring team delivers nutritious, kosher meals directly to older adults’ homes. Each delivery includes an entrée, a vegetable, a side dish, non-dairy milk, bread, and dessert. Volunteer drivers deliver meals every Monday and/or Thursday, providing a full week’s worth of meals each time.
Support at every turn.
FAQs
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Do I need an appointment to visit the Food Pantry?
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Can I walk in to the Food Pantry without an appointment?
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What is a “client-choice” food pantry?