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How Attending Food Bank Events Helps Feed Neighbors Across LA County

How Attending Food Bank Events Helps Feed Neighbors Across LA County

Did you know that by attending one of the three Food Bank events, you’re helping provide meals to neighbors in need? Learn more about how you can help.

As individuals and families struggle to keep up with the rising costs of groceries, rent, utilities, and transportation, the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank continues to serve the community when and where they need it most. 

By attending Food Bank events, you’re helping provide meals to the more than one million individuals who seek food assistance from us each month. Learn more about the many ways you can get involved in our fight against hunger in LA County.

Tackle Hunger at Taste of the Rams

Taste of the Rams is a community favorite, with attendees heading to SoFi Stadium in Inglewood to indulge in delicious food and beverages prepared by renowned chefs. Hosted by the Los Angeles Rams, the event also offers guests the opportunity to interact with their favorite Rams players. 

To date, the event has raised more than $1.6 million for those experiencing food insecurity in LA County.

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A Million Reasons to Make a Difference

On a night under the Hollywood stars, you have the opportunity to join the fight against hunger as you indulge in delectable food made by renowned chefs and enjoy a stellar performance by exclusive artists. The event’s goal is to raise enough to provide a million meals for our neighbors in need.

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Celebrate Those Making a Difference at Season for Sharing

The Food Bank’s Season for Sharing celebrates our community partners for taking action to alleviate hunger throughout LA County. These community members stand out for their leadership, dedication, and generosity and are presented with awards given throughout the event, including the Fighting Hunger, Giving Hope Award, Community Partner Award, the Tony Collier Award, and the Dennis Winston Leadership Award. By contributing their time and resources, our partners show that everyone can help fight hunger.

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Volunteer at the Food Bank

Every year, tens of thousands of individuals volunteer at one of the two Food Bank warehouses located in the City of Industry and South Los Angeles. Considered one of the top volunteer opportunities in our County, the Food Bank is chosen by individuals, groups, and corporate teams as a great way to give back to their community. Volunteers help unload, sort, and glean food each year that goes directly to neighbors who need it most. Learn how you can volunteer as an individual or group, or host a volunteer event by visiting our Volunteer page.

Thanks to generous food and product donations from growers, wholesalers, manufacturers, distributors, retailers, and others, the Food Bank can serve more individuals and families. 96% of all revenue goes directly to Food Bank Programs to support the community. Consider making a donation to the Food Bank.

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