Well over half of Cerritos College students are faced with the daunting decision of having to choose between purchasing food or buying school textbooks, or even foregoing higher education to be able to put food on the table for themselves or their families.
With more than two million people facing food insecurity in Los Angeles County, the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank has turned into a lifeline for many people in Los Angeles County Angelenos.
Every day brings new revelations about COVID-19, including more research on the strong correlation between a poor diet and poor COVID-19 outcomes.
Learn 5 ways to help the Food Bank as we continue our fight against hunger during a holiday season that will be extra-difficult for some of our neighbors.
Los Angeles-based moving company NorthStar raises enough for almost 190,00 meals with its Let’s Send Hunger Packing Campaign. Read more about the donation here!
One in five people in Los Angeles County experience food insecurity. These are the food bank’s answers to the 10 most common asked questions by residents.
Hunger on college campuses is a significant issue in LA County. The COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent economic disruption have exacerbated this problem.
Through the Summer Lunch Program, the Food Bank provides healthy meals to kids with Grab and Go Meaks at Eastman Elementary, one of 22 locations.
LA-based cinematographers turn a passion for baking into a fundraiser for the Food Bank and raised enough for more than 100,000 meals.
A longtime supporter of the LA Regional Food Bank, the Rams hosted a special food distribution to families in need at the new SoFi Stadium in Inglewood.