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LA County Parks Food Programs
LA County Parks is expanding the capacity of its Food Programs at parks. LA County Parks provides the following food safety net service programs for youth, teens, and seniors. These food programs are:
Free Healthy Youth Snack Program at 48 parks (Monday–Friday @ 3pm-4pm) — ages 17 and under.
Free Hot Supper (Dinner) Program at Our SPOT Teen Centers for teens at 16 parks (Monday–Friday @ 7pm) — ages 12 to 18 years old. (Per program requirements, the supper meal must be eaten on campus)
Free Senior Food Program for older adults at 9 parks (Monday–Friday) – age 55+
For more information, scan the QR code below or visit: http://bit.ly/lacparksfoodprograms
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City of LA Family Source Center Weekly Food Distribution
Come pick up fresh produce, pantry staples, and other groceries for you and your family — completely free of charge.
Eligibility:
- Residence: Must reside in the City of Los Angeles
- Income Threshold: Low-income individuals and families
Download the list of food distribution locations here or visit their website to find a FamilySource Center near you. They serve ALL Angelenos regardless of immigration status. All are welcome — we are here to serve you!
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City of LA Family Source Center Emergency Financial Assistance
The delay of CalFresh benefits is deeply impacting the lives of our communities and families. We are here to help! Limited financial assistance is available at FamilySource Centers in addition to food assistance and other essential services.
- Food/Grocery Support
- Utility Bill Assistance
- Essential Services
- Mental Health Services
- Rental Assistance
- Other Resources
Visit their website to find a FamilySource Center near you!
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LA Regional Food Bank Pantry Locator
To find your local food pantry, click here, download the pantry locator instructions here, or visit LAFoodBank.org
Note: Pantry distribution dates and times are subject to change. Please contact the agency directly to confirm distribution times.
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YMCA FeedLA
When families need support, FeedLA is there with more than a meal. It’s a moment of relief, a bridge to belonging. Depending on the location and program, you can stop by a Y center to pick up fresh produce, sign up for home deliveries, or bring your kids for a hot meal. FeedLA programs happen all month at Ys across LA—no cost, no catch, just support when you need it.
All 29 LA Y centers are activating weekly food distributions to ensure our communities have access to healthy food in this time of crisis.
Click here for a list of FeedLA Produce Distribution sites and their hours, or email SisySagastume@ymcaLA.org for more info!
