Prices are low just keep check for expired dates on frozen items. Plan to use within a week or 2…read moreat the most!

They made it super easy to drop off a bunch of donations before I moved. I really like what they…read moreare doing for the community.

Caring and understanding volunteers who serve all clients with Dignity and fairness. Open to all…read morepeople Monday and Friday 7:30-11:00.

Sometimes people go through some very difficult times. They live off bread and then run out of…read morebread. They need help. The world is a difficult place and it isn't about handouts.. it is about HELPING your fellow human being. Some people don't have families to run to and have to find other resources... Luckily, the Interfaith Food Pantry is here to help. This branch in Studio City serves Studio City and North Hollywood whether you are homeless or stuck in a poverty rut without food. Every Monday and Friday, from 10am-1pm , the First Christan Church (on the corner of Moorpark and Colfax) opens its doors to help those in need. You bring an ID/ proof of residency (different branches of Interfaith help different geographic locales so it goes by zip code) or the homeless just state their situation. Interfaith works on the honor code since no one would be so cheap as to pretend to be homeless to gain some canned goods. (It provides pop-open canned goods for the homeless). Everyone gets two bags. Generally a brown bag with canned goods, some pasta or beans, canned tuna, etc and a plastic bag with bread from stores such as Trader Joe's and Whole Foods (seriously). These are the breads that "expire" that day from the grocers so the food bank picks them up. The plastic bags also feature any other bakery goodies they gain like cupcakes, coffee cakes, etc. No meats or milk but this isn't a grocery store. No thrills, no fuss, JUST HELP. Bless the people with hearts.

These guys and gal's have saved my butt many times over...I don't know where to begin...Replaced my…read moretransportation when it got stolen...Made homemade fresh food from scratch....Keep it up!

This is an awesome gesture for the homeless. I just donated $20 for the cause. The sad Nd…read morefrustration that we as residents in Burbank have is that the City doesn't care much for helping the situation but rather pushing the homeless out and harassing them. I hope that more people do good things rather than ignore a growing issue.

The service you request is excellent in help for homeless people or have been trying to survive…read more The value is great because in this time of need you need help from the right people that can take you where you need to be. The hardest thing for me not many can guide you or inform you the people to take you to temporary housing and then permanent housing. Majority of people are not aware of the process it is not instant and takes time for myself and my brother it's almost a year and finding out people discriminate on the homeless whether it's a racist issue or stereo types it is sad we need kindness forward to try to make a little impact of a smile and saying good morning no one is better than other but the true kindness of the heart is priceless. Happy Holidays and always appreciate and thank God you are above being close to poverty you never know if that happens to you but be grateful.

I have been going to mend since 2008 for the last 16yrs no matter homeless, shelter,or transitional…read moreliving to now assistant living they are always here on this Conner of San Fernando & I have never seen them turn a anyone down no matter where you come from there here to help and help so many so many people in so many different different needs and yes they do meet every need with dignity when I had nowhere else to shower I could go there and shower and they had the best little clothing closest. I hope to get help with clothes & hygiene also with the dfood this week things are a little different with clothes, hygiene and butt wipes... There great . Thank you

It's not what used to be. $100 for cart of expired food used to be $40 and the food was way betterread more

I wanted to donate a box of lemons from my fruit tree this morning. VFB opens at 8:00 am and I…read morearrived at 8:05. The front door was unlocked, so I entered. The front desk was unmanned. I walked through the office to a door that led to the warehouse and saw a person out there through the window. Not wanting to make trouble by entering what was probably a restricted area (and now thinking donations might be received at the loading dock), I walked around the building to the dock. When I got in there, I didn't see anybody. I walked around the entire facility, even reentering the office area, but saw no-one. I called "Hello?" loudly in the warehouse area and the office area, but nobody responded. I went back to my car, got the box of lemons and left it on the front desk. I hope it goes to some people who need it. This is a sharp contrast with the MEND food bank nearby, which fell all over themselves to take my fruit tree donations.

Excellent kind vibes from Jessie! Friendly, professional, Highly recommend visiting this location.read more

Quick context- i am disabled and suffer from cognitive and physical limitations. I am low income,…read moreand didnt quite have the mandatory $50 to spend but i wanted to pay at least half of that to get fewer items... Going through a rough time today, went by several pantries and food banks. Turns out that Thursday is a popular day to not distribute any food. I was advised to come by here and that the people here are nice and accommodating. I arrived and was immediately assisted by an older woman whom was very kind and sweet, she directed me to a desk area where an annoyed looking younger woman sat, whom looked and sound like she didn't want to be bothered and was trying to get people out of her hair. When it came time to ask i attempt to ask if I can pay "half for less" and she told me its only 50 they dont offer any other help it is what it is and she couldn't direct me anywhere else. She said she can charge per item but I would end up paying more. I was stunned at the lack of dignity I recieved here....from this worker in particular. She was rude up until I didn't want to even try anymore, at that point she told me byyeeeee have a blessed day! I had brought with me paperwork and everything to show I was disabled and in need just to get by for the remainder of the week but I felt super unwelcome.

They asked for $10 donation and they said it was for the driver who brings the food. They handed…read moreexpired food and they were very rude to ppl in need. They're also selling essentials on the side . They're are treating this as a business when it's supposed to help the community. This happened today 11/13/25 locations: city of Maywood

Very helpful to people in need of food. I been here at times of need. I recommend to anyone who is…read morein need of groceries.

I've been volunteering with LA Family Housing since 2021, they do a lot of good in Los Angeles by…read moreproviding resources, life-saving services, employment resources, and housing that end homelessness, for good. With so many people effected by the pandemic, the state of the world, general health, the fires, the economy and wellness as well as the job market I've known/know many people who benefit from organizations like LAFH - who seem to be the most thorough, compassionate and active in Los Angeles. I've been lucky enough to help with on site gardening #greenthumb, homeless connect days, donation kits and even fundraising. I've connected with several staff, employees, security, affiliates and those seeking services and toured the facilities at their home base/main location in North Hollywood on Lankershim Blvd. I learn something new every week, and look for ways to be involved as well as encourage others to be involved. Visit their website under take action to become involved as a volunteer or connect to services if you need them or know someone who needs them. They also are actively hiring and growing their staff to better serve the Los Angeles community #GiveBack

So far I'm very pleased with the help they are providing. I'm a disabled 70 year old whose only…read moreincome is social security and about to be homeless. Nothing has been resolved yet, but the people here that I've spoken to are optimistic that they can help me. I'm grateful and eager to continue the process