Londonderry, New Hampshire · Community resource
Londonderry residents can find grocery assistance, community food boxes and prepared meals in town and in nearby communities. This guide puts the practical details first so you can quickly find an option that fits.
Researched September 24, 2026
In-town grocery assistance and self-serve community boxes.
Food pantry · Confidential assistance
435 Mammoth Road, Londonderry
Serves Londonderry residents regardless of religious affiliation. Assistance is confidential and provided through individual appointments.
Call Kay or Dick Doyle to ask for assistance; the pantry does not publish walk-in hours.
Food pantry · Tuesday 9–10:30 a.m. · 24/7 Blessing Box
258 Mammoth Road, Londonderry · Entrance behind the church
The church lists pantry distribution on Tuesdays from 9 to 10:30 a.m. Its Blessing Box is accessible at all times in the back parking lot.
Confirm pantry hours and enrollment details with the church. The Blessing Box is self-serve; contents vary and availability is not guaranteed.
Community food box · Nonperishable groceries & necessities
136 Pillsbury Road, Londonderry
A community box stocked with donated nonperishable groceries and other necessities.
Contents vary and availability is not guaranteed. Take only what you need so neighbors can also use the box.
Programs in Derry, Windham and Salem that publish broader service areas or welcome people beyond their home town.
Monday 11 a.m.–1 p.m. · Up to twice monthly
36 Tsienneto Road, Derry · Back entrance
Serves people regardless of where they live. Use the back parking lot and Door #1; reusable bags are helpful if you have them.
Photo ID is required. Closed on Monday holidays and Derry school snow days.
Tuesday 10 a.m.–2 p.m. · No appointment · Up to twice monthly
4 Crystal Avenue, #4, Derry
Serves Derry and surrounding towns. Visitors register outside and food is distributed first come, first served.
Bring photo ID showing your current address, or photo ID plus a piece of mail showing the current address.
Wednesday 11 a.m.–3 p.m. · Open to all in need
26 Crystal Avenue, Derry
A weekly food pantry at St. Thomas Aquinas Parish. The church says the building is handicap accessible.
Check the official page or call before traveling in case the weekly schedule changes.
Food pantry assistance
63 East Broadway, Derry
Offers food pantry assistance by appointment.
Call the church to confirm current availability, appointment timing and any requirements before traveling.
Published schedule: Tuesday 9–11 a.m. · Derry, Londonderry & Windham
4 Tinkham Avenue, Derry
Its published information lists fresh food on Tuesdays from 9 to 11 a.m. and nonperishables on the third Tuesday for residents of Derry, Londonderry and Windham.
Call the Salvation Army to confirm its current distribution schedule before traveling. The posted guidance requests photo ID and proof of residence.
Monday 9:30–11 a.m. · Afternoon 3:45–5:45 p.m. by confirmed appointment
1 Church Road, Windham · Drive-through
Monday morning drive-through pantry for New Hampshire residents. A Monday afternoon distribution is available only with a confirmed appointment.
For an afternoon appointment, call option 6 and leave your name and phone number by 11 a.m. Monday; wait for a return call confirming the appointment. Registration requires ID and proof of address.
Monday 10 a.m.–noon · Thursday 6–7 p.m. · 24/7 little pantry
171 Zion Hill Road, Salem
A twice-weekly pantry whose website says all are welcome. A little free food pantry is also available at all times.
The outdoor pantry’s contents vary and availability is not guaranteed. Check the church page for weather-related closings.
Prepared meals, weekend food for schoolchildren and meal programs for older adults.
Free takeout meals · Monday–Friday 4:30–5 p.m.
6 Crystal Avenue, Derry
Serves free to-go meals outside its building weekday afternoons.
This is a prepared-meal program rather than groceries to take home. Confirm holiday or weather changes before traveling.
Last Sunday monthly · 1:30–2:30 p.m. · Doors open 1 p.m.
435 Mammoth Road, Londonderry
A free monthly community meal at St. Jude Parish, with time to socialize before serving begins.
Use the large-parking-lot entrance. Check the official page for any schedule change before attending.
Weekend food for schoolchildren
Londonderry schoolchildren · Local program
Provides weekend food support for children through its Londonderry community program.
Use the local program page for current coordinator information and to learn how families connect with the school-based program.
Home-delivered meals · Senior Center lunches
Londonderry Senior Center · 535 Mammoth Road
Offers home-delivered meals and lunches at the Londonderry Senior Center for Londonderry, Auburn and Chester.
Call the Londonderry program for delivery information or to reserve a seat at a Senior Center luncheon.
211 NH is a free, confidential information and referral service. Its specialists can help New Hampshire residents find food assistance and other community services. Browse the pantries and their official links above first for hours, directions and requirements. If you still need help identifying an option that works for you, visit the official 211 NH website or call 211.
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Researched September 24, 2026 using the linked organizations’ official program pages, the Town of Londonderry food-insecurity guide and statewide food-resource tools. The Upper Room’s regional directory was used only for its own program; details for other organizations follow their original pages. Services without current official confirmation are excluded.
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