The LA Regional Food Bank was awarded a $1 Million Grant from the S. Mark Taper Foundation to help communities impacted by food insecurity.
It’s thanks to hunger heroes like Mary that the Food Bank can continue serving the community through a time of need. Learn more on how to get involved.
Leo Stallworth grew up in LA County food insecure and it is also why it’s important for him to give back to his community. He shares his story with us here.
LA Regional Food Bank Partner Agency WDACS went from serving 250 families a week to 250 families a day when the pandemic hit. Learn more about this agency.
LA Regional Food Bank Partner Agency East LA Service Center supports families like Jacqueline and her seven-month-old-baby with diapers, food assistance and more. Read on to learn more.
The Food Bank received a generous $250,000 donation from the AIG Foundation’s contribution to Feeding America to help communities that have been impacted by food insecurity.
The Food Bank was selected as a charity partner and will receive donations from the annual Nourishing Neighbors campaign aimed at fighting child hunger.
Fighting hunger and food insecurity is a year-round battle, but during the month of September, Hunger Action Month, we ask our supporters to raise awareness on food insecurity.
For college students, being food insecure has become a stigmatized norm. Many students across Los Angeles County will head to class with empty stomachs, causing a distracted mind, and preventing them from learning in the classrooms.
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.