Los Angeles Regional Food Bank

If you or someone you know is in need of food assistance due to the ongoing fires in LA County, or for any other reason, the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank is here to help. Visit LAFoodBank.org/find-food to locate food resources near you. The Food Bank and our partner agencies are working hard to support anyone facing food or nutrition insecurity.

Did you know that 96% of the LA Regional Food Bank's revenue goes directly to community support? This efficiency has earned the Food Bank top ratings from Candid and Charity Navigator, ensuring that every dollar donated goes as far as possible. Through partnerships with growers, retailers, and volunteers, the Food Bank distributes nutritious food to hundreds of thousands of individuals across LA County. Thanks to community support, families like Anthony and Ariella in Koreatown and individuals like Julius, who lost his home in the Eaton Fire, receive critical food assistance. Learn more about the impact of your support: https://lnkd.in/gamnW_T2

The Los Angeles legal community is once again stepping up to fight hunger! The 2025 Food From The Bar campaign is officially underway. It will bring together attorneys, legal professionals, and firms across LA County to raise critical funds and volunteer their time to support the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank. This initiative helps provide food for neighbors across LA County each year, including children during summer break. Let's make 2025 our most impactful year yet! Learn more about this incredible initiative: https://lnkd.in/gAwAg8ps #FoodFromTheBar #WeFeedLA

Yazmin receives donated LA County food resources at Iglesia El Lirio de los Valles, a Food Bank partner agency in Lancaster, to help her family get through tough times In today’s economy, many individuals and families are doing whatever they can to save money in order to get through the month. Unfortunately, this may mean cutting back on necessary items like medicine and, in some cases, on meals. The Los Angeles Regional Food Bank works with nonprofit organizations, or partner agencies, throughout LA County to help maximize its reach and put food on the table for hundreds of thousands of neighbors like Yazmin. Year-round, from Long Beach to Lancaster, neighbors can visit these partner agencies to receive free LA County food resources, and in some agencies, additional services are available. At the Iglesia El Lirio de los Valles in Lancaster, the food distribution comes as a blessing to many in the Antelope Valley. Yazmin is one of the hundreds of individuals who visit the Iglesia El Lirio de los Valles in Lancaster for its food assistance. Like many families, she has to look at her grocery list, her budget, take a deep breath and go to the grocery store and hope for the best. However, on many occasions, items are too expensive to purchase. “The items that go up in price, we can no longer afford so easily,” she said. “Before, we used to be able to buy two gallons of milk, and now we can only buy a small one.” Consider joining the fight against hunger: https://lnkd.in/gpWnzMtH

For many seniors, food and nutrition insecurity are an everyday challenge. Rising food costs, rent and medication make it difficult to afford nutritious meals, leading to tough choices—like skipping meals or opting for unhealthy alternatives. Gary, a senior living in Koreatown, faces these challenges firsthand. After rehabilitation, he struggled with low energy, but he found support at the St. James Episcopal Church food pantry. Thanks to the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank's partnerships with organizations across LA County, food distributions like this provide essential nutrition for older adults living on fixed incomes. Programs like these are a lifeline for seniors with fixed incomes. Learn more about Gary’s story on our blog: https://lnkd.in/gUF2mJtw

The wildfires devastated thousands of families—destroying homes, jobs, and security. The need hasn't gone away. For more than 27 years, Foothill Unity Center has worked alongside the LA Regional Food Bank to serve families across the San Gabriel Valley. Your new or increased monthly gift can still be doubled, making twice the impact for families facing food and nutrition insecurity. Let's make sure no one faces hunger alone. https://lnkd.in/gH3QfmKp

Hundreds of thousands of people across Los Angeles County struggle with food and nutrition insecurity. Stay informed, hear their stories, and learn more about this critical issue by subscribing to our monthly newsletter. Sign up today: https://lnkd.in/gEgHMwg7

Food From The Bar 2025 is here! The LA legal community is again fighting hunger in Los Angeles County again. Volunteers play a crucial role in ensuring that nutritious food reaches families in need—especially during the summer when many children miss school-provided meals. Learn more on our blog: https://lnkd.in/gfgd2JUp

The Los Angeles Regional Food Bank is continuing to expand its service to the South Bay area with the addition of a new building in Long Beach. This new distribution hub will allow the Food Bank and our community partners to provide even more food resources to neighbors. Read the full story at: https://lnkd.in/g4cxYavq

Access to nutritious food can be life-changing. Betty's support from her local food pantry at St. James Episcopal has been a crucial lifeline. Thanks to the generosity of our community, neighbors like Betty can focus on what matters most without choosing between food and other essential expenses. Together, #WeFeedLA.