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With the end of CalFresh emergency allotments, many more individuals and families will need to seek food assistance from Food Banks. Learn more here.
St. Francis Center’s food pantry serves housed and unhoused individuals in the Downtown LA area and its surrounding communities. Learn more here.
The Food Bank recently received a capacity grant, allowing us to purchase items for agency partners to help fight hunger in LA County. Learn more.
Learn more about the supporters, volunteers and key players in the formation and growth of the Food Bank.
Over 258,600 households in Los Angeles County have received diapers through the Food Bank’s Diaper Program. Learn more here.
Unexpected events have forced individuals to alter their lives and seek food assistance. Learn more here.
With the end of the pandemic, the federal government will reduce CalFresh benefits, which will significantly impact food-insecure families. Learn more.
The First New Christian Fellowship Church has been a partner of the Food Bank for over 25 years, serving the South LA community. Learn more here.
Experts predict that inflation will be with us for a year or longer, and if so, it could have devastating effects on low-income communities. Learn more.
The First New Christian Fellowship food pantry, in partnership with the Food Bank, is bringing hope to the South LA Community. Learn more here.