Category: Our Work
Using the Food Bank’s free Shelf Life Guide, you can organize your refrigerator and pantry, learn the differences between various types of expiration dates, and learn food-product by food-product how long items last.
The Los Angeles Regional Food Bank is proud to support charitable agencies that serve meals and provide groceries for people who need help most, including people facing housing insecurity, recovery and homelessness.
Bank Of America announces $20,000 grant in support of the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank.
CalFresh Expansion means older adults and individuals with disabilities who currently receive Supplemental Security Income (SSI) throughout our community may now apply for SNAP benefits.
In LA County alone, it is projected that there will be 243,000 newly eligible households. The majorit...
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. Frank, an Army Veteran, shared thi...
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.
On June 3, 2019, the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank will launch its 14th annual free Summer Meal Program. The program will run until students return to school, providing a nutritious midday meal to children who would normally receive a school lunch.
Paula Yoo is a writer in Los Angeles. She decided to celebrate her 50th birthday at the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank with her friends. We asked Paula to tell us about her experience.