The Knoxville Dream Center

The Knoxville Dream Center has food trucks available around the city to help families in need of food. The families must show up to these sites on time each day of the week they are there in order to receive. Here is the website to check out more information for a list of the locations across the city.

https://www.knoxvilledreamcenter.org/food-truck

*Truck schedule subject to change; check website for confirmation

Montgomery Village
4530 Joe Lewis Rd, 37920

New Hopewell Baptist Church 

943 Kimberlin Heights Road, 37920

Phone: 865-577-6737
Hours: 2nd Wednesday of the month 9AM – 11AM during the summer and 2nd and 4th Wednesday of the month 9AM – 11AM

FISH Pantry (Inside the Sustainable Future Center Building)

201 Ogle Street, 37920

Phone: 865-577-9600
Hours: Wednesday & Friday from 10:00AM-1:00PM

CAC/Food Programs
522 Maryville Pike, 37920

Phone: 865-577-7591 Fax: 865-546-0832

The Commodity Program distributes on the 15th of the month USDA surplus food to low-income families in Knox County. Please call to confirm the next scheduled session. Please bring photo identification and proof of income, proof of residency. Office Hours: Monday – Friday from 8:00AM – 4:45PM **Eligibility determined at the distribution site.

Forward Market

1520 Willoughby Road, 37920

Tuesdays, Wednesdays, & Fridays 8:00am-4:30pm

"No requirements. No limits on days. Pick what you want. All are welcome."

Baptist Center @ Montgomery Village (Only serving the 37920 zip code)

4601 Joe Lewis Road, 37920 

Phone: 865-577-6244

Email: mvbaptistcenter@gmail.com

Website: https://www.kcab.org/montgomery-village-baptist-center

Clothing – Hours: Friday’s only 9:45AM to 11:45AM (Please go to the downstairs door)
– This includes nonperishables & toiletries on Monday & Thursday from 1PM to 3PM –once every 30 days.

Food Pantry -Service & Market – Hours: Tuesday from 10:30AM to 11:45AM 

Knox County CAC

LIHEAP

The Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) is one of the most critical components of our community’s social safety net. Home heating costs are a big part of every household’s budget. LIHEAP Assistance can be applied to a current or past due utility bill. 

LIHWAP

Low-Income Home Water Assistance Program (LIHWAP). Your household could qualify for water/wastewater assistance. If your household is eligible for LIHEAP you may also be eligible for LIHWAP

Project Help

Project Help is an emergency energy assistance program that provides temporary assistance for people in need living within the KUB service area, regardless of the energy source in their home (electricity, natural gas, propane, heating oil, wood, or coal).

https://www.knoxcac.org/utility-assistance/