Stories

The Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation and the Food Bank have partnered for over a decade, donating millions and volunteering to fight hunger across LA County.

From receiving groceries with her mom to greeting neighbors at registration, Maria shows what community-powered hunger relief looks like.

Every month, the Food Bank partners with LBCC to serve 500+ families through the Mobile Food Pantry — supporting students and the surrounding community.

Summer break can mean hunger for many food-insecure children. Learn why summer meals matter and how the Food Bank is helping make summer hunger-free.

For over 15 years, the Food From the Bar Campaign has raised more than $8 million for Food Bank programs.

Blanca and Silvia may not know each other, but life’s circumstances have led both to receive food assistance at the Food Bank’s Mobile Food Pantry.

The Mobile Food Pantry at Long Beach City College helps community members and students like Jaime get the food assistance they need to thrive.

What started as curiosity has grown into a five-year volunteer journey for Salter at the LA Regional Food Bank.

A wedding-week act of generosity will translate into millions of meals for our neighbors in Los Angeles County.

the cost of diapers can create additional financial strain, forcing some parents and caregivers to make difficult choices between competing necessities.

Target has supported the Food Bank since 2006, donating over $2 million to help support food assistance programs across LA County.

The Food Bank’s Mobile Food Pantry aims to meet neighbors where they need it, including on college campuses.

One of the biggest turning points in Izaak’s high school journey was volunteering at the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank. Learn more.

During a recent Mobile Food Pantry distribution event, PCC student Ducien shared why these resources are important, not only for students but for the community.

Learn how the Food Bank serves as a critical resource for families facing food insecurity and how your support helps fight hunger across Los Angeles County.

Every month, Pasadena City College hosts a Mobile Food Pantry, allowing students to receive crucial food assistance without disrupting their schedules.

For many people, food insecurity does not look like what others may expect. Learn more about food insecurity, and how the Food Bank helps.

The Food Bank’s Mobile Food Pantry goes to locations where food assistance is needed most, including college campuses like Pasadena City College.

By donating your old or unused vehicle to the Food Bank, you’ll help provide meals for families across LA County.

Through volunteering, gifts from her IRA, and including the Food Bank as a beneficiary, Roberta is helping neighbors have access to nutritious food.

For many families and households, diapers are a basic necessity. Yet for parents and caregivers, keeping up with diaper costs can become overwhelming.

Learn how the Food Bank’s Mobile Food Pantries help seniors like Maria Estela access nutritious food, stretch fixed incomes, and maintain independence.

Learn more about the Food Bank’s Mobile Food Pantry, and how its distributions help provide food and nutrition security where it’s needed most.

Maria attends the Hollydale Park Mobile Food Pantry, helping her feed herself and her daughter, and staying frugal.

For many older adults, retirement years are not always filled with financial stability. Food assistance is available.

Love stories have the power to inspire, and through America’s Favorite Couple, they can also help make a difference for neighbors facing food insecurity.

Upcoming changes to the CalFresh program may impact hundreds of thousands of individuals. Learn more about the impact.

Based in East Los Angeles, the Eastmont Community Center has been serving its neighbors for over 50 years.

May is CalFresh Awareness Month, a time to highlight one of the most effective programs in the fight against hunger, along with the Food Bank.

Both the Medical Center and the LA Regional Food Bank work to provide food and nutrition security to the community.

For Blanca and her family, support from the Food Bank’s partner, Eastmont Community Center, has become an essential part of making ends meet.

The Los Angeles Regional Food Bank’s Mobile Food Pantry Program helps bring fresh, healthy food directly to communities where it is needed most.

As someone living on a fixed income, Anabel needs the extra help to get by in an unsteady economy. Fortunately, the Food Bank helps.

Como alguien que vive con ingresos fijos, Anabel necesita ayuda adicional para sobrevivir en una economía inestable.

Food is a basic human need. Yet for innumerable amounts of our neighbors, consistent access to enough nutritious food is not guaranteed.

Veronica attends the Eastmont Community Center food distribution to get food assistance for her family and her dog.

Behind every box of grocery essentials and every distribution is a network of dedicated volunteers who make the Food Bank’s work possible.

The LA Regional Food Bank is helping keep beloved companions fed across Los Angeles County, including their owners. Learn more.

Over 30,000 individuals volunteered at the Food Bank in 2025. Learn more about their impact.

The LA Regional Food Bank’s President and CEO was honored at the recent LABJ Nonprofit and Corporate Citizenship Awards.

Every April, Volunteer Appreciation Month gives us the opportunity to recognize the incredible individuals who give to help make our mission possible.

AB 660 will change the way California labels food items, eliminating confusion and reducing food waste.

At Nevin Elementary School, supporting students goes beyond the classroom. By taking care of the whole child, students are better able to learn, grow, and thrive.

Whether you are seeking free food assistance for the first time or have needed support before, help is available.

Domitila is retired, but has custody of her grandson. Helping him thrive includes receiving food assistance from the Food Bank.

Recent changes to federal tax law may affect how you support the LA Regional Food Bank and other nonprofits.

The facility, acquired in 2020, is helping the Food Bank maximize its reach and enable more neighbors to access food assistance.

Since the franchise’s return to Los Angeles, the Rams have been committed to their community and to fighting hunger in our County.

Families like Laura’s depend on programs like the Food Bank’s Backpack Program to help feed their families when school is not in session.

While providing consistent food assistance makes a difference, the Food Bank works to provide nutritious food options to our neighbors in need.