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UCLA School of Law has been a top participant in our annual Food From The Bar Campaign since 2012, a campaign that has raised more than $4 million dollars to help feed those in need in our community. “I feel it’s an obligation for us a working professionals here at UCLA to be part of that,...
“There’s a huge connection between them being able to perform at a higher level of academics and their diet,” Monteilh explains. “When companies like Albertsons jump, it’s helpful and beneficial to the future of what we want to build in our country,” Monteilh says. “Unhea...
“Jonathan was a good friend and great advocate for the Food Bank. He believed that no one in the community that he loved should go hungry. Part of Jonathan’s legacy was his insistence that events celebrating food around the city benefited charities like the Food Bank. He’s going ...
Our Supporters Provide Hope for People like Ana.
Although Mick grew up in a family that always had enough, both her parents modeled generosity and giving back. Her father grew up in a poor, sharecropping family where food was scarce. “It’s hard thinking about your dad having to go through those kinds of things.” After her mother’s de...
“Food is a human right. Everyone should have access to quality food, no matter what his or her economic status is.”
The food we get here makes a big difference. It means I can stretch my food stamps to last me through the month and still make meals. We get fruits and vegetables, so we’re eating healthier.
The Los Angeles Regional Food Bank will launch its 13th annual Summer Meal Program on Monday, June 4. The program will run until school begins, providing a nutritious lunch to children who would normally access their midday meal at school.
Suganya Dhanaraju began volunteering at the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank to make a difference in her community. When looking for a place to volunteer, she identified the Food Bank as a place where her efforts would make a significant impact. Suganya quickly fell in love with volunteering at ...
Manny Torres was about to turn 35 when he decided he’d celebrate his birthday by helping others. He had received a notification from Facebook about hosting an online fundraiser and…