- Address
- 2850 West 11 Mile Rd, Berkley, MI 48072
- Phone
- (248) 548-3663
- Website
- yadezra.org
Who qualifies & what to bring
- Service area
- Berkley, MI. Coming from outside that area? Call first. Many still help in an emergency.
- ID
- A photo ID of any kind. It doesn't have to be a driver's license. They also ask for Social Security numbers or cards for each person in the household.
- Proof
- They may ask for proof of income.
In their words: “Open to anyone in need for at least one package regardless of religious affiliation. Jewish families must meet financial guidelines (income within 200% of National Poverty Guidelines, though staff use discretion for extenuating circumstances). Requirements: Proof of income for all adults (e.g., pay stub, bank statement, tax return), Photo ID for all adults, Social Security Cards for all household members, and dates of birth for everyone. Referrals accepted from Jewish Family Service, clergy, and social service agencies.”
This is our best read of what Yad Ezra has posted. Requirements change, so it's worth a quick call to confirm.
Hours this week Eastern Time (ET)
Yad Ezra at 2850 West 11 Mile Rd, Berkley, MI provides free food (Mon, Wed: 10 AM – 11 AM · Tue, Thu: 6 PM – 7 PM ET). Walk in, no appointment needed. Open to anyone in need for at least one package regardless of religious affiliation. Jewish families must meet financial guidelines (income within 200% of National Poverty Guidelines, though staff use discretion for extenuating circumstances). Requirements: Proof of income for all adults (e.g., pay stub, bank statement, tax return), Photo ID for all adults, Social Security Cards for all household members, and dates of birth for everyone. Referrals accepted from Jewish Family Service, clergy, and social service agencies.
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