Los Angeles Regional Food Bank

Los Angeles Regional Food Bank

Non-profit Organizations

Los Angeles, CA 3,435 followers

Fighting Hunger. Giving Hope.

Über uns

The Los Angeles Regional Food Bank has been mobilizing resources to fight hunger in Los Angeles County for 50 years. To support the Food Bank’s vision that no one goes hungry in Los Angeles County, food and grocery products are distributed through a network of partner agencies and other Food Bank programs. The Food Bank also energizes the community to get involved and support hunger relief, especially through volunteerism, and conducts nutrition education campaigns and advocates for public policies that benefit people served and improve nutrition security. The Food Bank is rated at the highest level by Candid and Charity Navigator, and 96% of all revenue goes to programs. For more information, visit LAFoodBank.org.

Website
http://www.lafoodbank.org
Industrie
Non-profit Organizations
Größe des Unternehmens
51-200 Mitarbeiter
Hauptsitz
Los Angeles, CA
Typ
Nonprofit
Gegründet
1973
Spezialitäten
Preventing food waste, Food banking, Food distribution, Fighting hunger, Feeding the hungry in Los Angeles County, and Volunteer opportunities in Los Angeles County

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Employees at Los Angeles Regional Food Bank

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  • Individuals and families living in the Santa Clarita Valley choose to seek food and nutrition assistance from the Santa Clarita Valley Food Pantry because of the quality of the food, its proximity to their homes and the kindness of staff and volunteers. Asking for help is not an easy task, but the Santa Clarita Food Pantry welcomes its neighbors from all walks of life. Learn more about their impact at: https://lnkd.in/gxrCKsMv

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  • Lydia has been volunteering her time and efforts every Wednesday at the Word International food pantry in Eagle Rock for the last five years. She and her team provide their community with essential nutrition and food assistance and see around 400 individuals weekly. Lydia shares that volunteering helps her feel fulfilled as she sees the immediate need in their neighborhood. Thank you, Lydia, and all the volunteers helping us #FeedLA.

  • While Los Angeles County is the most populous County in the nation, it is also home to one of the most significant cases of food and nutrition insecurity. Fortunately, the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank and its partners across the County are working together to help ensure our neighbors can access nutritious sustenance. Visit our blog to hear from some of the individuals and families that your contributions positively impact at https://lnkd.in/g9GfgsPD

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  • By volunteering three hours at the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank, you'll help ensure families and individuals across LA County access essential nutrition assistance. When you sign up for a volunteer shift at the Food Bank, you're helping glean and sort through food and products donated to the Food Bank by growers, wholesalers, manufacturers, distributors and retailers. Continue reading more about why thousands of individuals choose to volunteer at the Food Bank each year: https://lnkd.in/e6fRU2Mv

    • Young adult volunteering at the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank, showing a peace sign, standing behind a carton box in a warehouse filled with supplies.
  • We are thrilled to join Albertsons Companies Foundation and other partners in a first-of-its-kind coalition to help tackle summer hunger through USDA's new, permanent Summer EBT program. To ensure as many families as possible benefit from Summer EBT, the LA Regional Food Bank teamed up with partners Feeding America, Food Research & Action Center, Gift Card Bank, Hunger Free USA, mRelief, No Kid Hungry, Partnership for a Healthier America, and WhyHunger to reach over 200 food banks, 300 school districts and community organizations, and over 1500 partner organizations through this campaign. Families can receive $120 for groceries per eligible child. Check if you're eligible at SummerEBT.org. - Nos complace unirnos a la Fundación Albertsons Companies y otras organizaciones en una novedosa coalición que ayudará a abordar el problema del hambre infantil durante el verano a través del nuevo programa permanente Summer EBT del USDA. Para asegurar que tantas familias como sea posible se beneficien del Summer EBT, LA Regional Food Bank se unió a Feeding America, Food Research & Action Center, Gift Card Bank, Hunger Free USA, mRelief, No Kid Hungry, Partnership for a Healthier America y Why Hunger para llegar a más de 200 bancos de comida, 300 distritos escolares y organizaciones comunitarias y más de 1500 organizaciones asociadas en esta campaña. Las familias podrán recibir $120 para comestibles por cada niño elegible. Revise si cumple con los requisitos para participar en SummerEBT.org.

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  • While visiting Los Angeles Regional Food Bank partner agency Santa Clarita Valley Food Pantry, Connie recently shared her experience. With high grocery prices, she struggles to afford food for herself and her household. She extends her appreciation for the opportunity to access essential food resources, sharing that, at that moment, she didn't have food in her refrigerator. Thanks to the support of the community, Connie and many others don't have to compromise their nutritional needs despite their situation. Together, #WeFeedLA.

  • The Los Angeles Regional Food Bank is proud to share that The Midnight Mission is our Agency of the Month! Their dedication to supporting their community has been invaluable in the collaborative fight against hunger. Since 1914, The Midnight Mission has been offering paths to self-sufficiency to individuals and families in need. Their extensive range of essential services, including 12-step recovery, education, job training, and work programs, are designed to get people off the streets and into productive lives. The Midnight Mission knows the important difference between a hand-up and a hand-out. Every day, with your support, they help people turn their lives around and thrive. Here's to making a difference in the lives of our neighbors together!

    • Two volunteers, one wearing a cap are serving food at a community event at the Midnight Mission in LA. They are both wearing aprons and gloves, smiling at the camera with a serving table in front of them.
    • Person wearing a Dodgers hat sitting at a table and giving a thumbs-up, with a box labeled "Toys for Tots" nearby.
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  • Giovanna, a food recipient caring for her family of five, shared her story with the LA Regional Food Bank at a recent distribution in Santa Clarita. “Seeing the rising prices is hard. With $20, I can only purchase one item instead of the four to six that it used to be able to cover. Utilizing the food from the Food Bank helps me provide for my family with fresh fruits and vegetables, meats, milk and eggs. With the money I save here, I am able to pay the utilities bill. I appreciate what you are doing to provide for us.” Thank you to everyone who help make food distributions like the one Giovanna attends possible. Together, #WeFeedLA.

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