Tag: working poor
The Food Bank’s CalFresh Outreach Team Joins the LA Dodgers in Providing Resources for the Community
The Los Angeles Regional Food Bank’s CalFresh Outreach Team was there to distribute healthy snacks for children and information about CalFresh enrollment for their guardians. Some families even applied for CalFresh at the event.
“I’m really happy to do what I do,” said Karen ...
Summer is harder for us because we lose access to school meals. Healthy foods like milk, meat, fruits and vegetables are not cheap. Last summer was my son’s first year with the Food bank’s Summer Lunch Program and he loved it! He said they even had watermelon.
Thank you notes from Western Avenue Students and their parents.
The 11th annual Food From The Bar campaign is about halfway through! 65 teams, all representing different parts of Los Angeles’ vast legal community, are competing to see who can raise the most money, collect the most food and complete the most volunteer hours in an effort to raise valuable ...
The 11th annual Food From The Bar campaign is about halfway through! 65 teams, all representing different parts of Los Angeles’ vast legal community, are competing to see who can raise the most money, collect the most food and complete the most volunteer hours in an effort to raise valuable ...
The Los Angeles Regional Food Bank works with a network of more than 600 charitable partner agencies throughout LA County. We recently visited My Friends House in Los Angeles and interviewed neighbors who were receiving groceries at their weekly distribution. Debora shared this story with us. ...
No child should go hungry, but 1 in 4 kids in LA County might not know where their next meal will come from. The Food Bank’s Summer Lunch program makes a difference for low-income families whose children rely on school meals, which are not available during summer months.
Thanks to our generous supporters, Extra Helpings ensured that more than 20 million pounds of food were redirected from landfills to stomachs. Learn more.
No child should go hungry, but 1 in 4 kids in LA County might not know where their next meal will come from. The Food Bank’s After-School Meal program makes a difference for low-income families whose children rely on school meals.
My Friends House, Inc. is one of the Food Bank’s partner agencies, fighting hunger in Los Angeles by providing weekly food distributions.