Without support from other non-profit organizations, government agencies, businesses and individuals, the Food Bank’s reach would be minimal.
The Los Angeles Regional Food Bank is determining exactly how USDA bonus food load pause will impact our operations and the communities we serve.
When Paul took the initiative to turn his life around, it was thanks to his local food pantry, the Fred Jordan Mission.
The Greater Los Angeles wildfires may have been extinguished, but the road to recovery is long. The Food Bank is here to help
For over 80 years, the Fred Jordan Mission food pantry has provided hot meals and food assistance to its surrounding community.
Addressing both food and nutrition insecurity is essential for tackling hunger and improving public health and overall wellness.
The Pasadena food pantry hosted a food distribution to help those impacted by the wildfires in their community.
This nonprofit has been a pillar for decades, providing critical resources, including food and nutrition assistance, to its community.
Food pantries like Door of Hope Ministries in East LA are essential to neighbors seeking food assistance.
Josie started her journey as a 300+ pound drug user with diabetes. Thanks to this food pantry, her life has changed.