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2.1 Million
Canned & Dry Goods Distributed Last Year
The Rescue Mission Alliance Valley Food Bank distributes over 2.1 million canned and dry goods and over 2.5 million pounds of fresh food per year to more than 180,000 people in need.
74%
of our food donations come from local businesses in our community.
Many of these donations include fresh fruits, vegetables and dairy products.
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Fighting Hunger – Feeding Hope
Valley Food Bank awarded new refrigerated van
It will allow for more distribution of perishable food One of the biggest blessings to our ministry is receiving news that RMA Valley Food Bank will be the recipient of a grant award. LA Regional Food Bank, a longtime partner of Rescue Mission Alliance, recently chose us to receive a brand-new refrigerated van! The van…
Meet RMA Antelope Valley’s warehouse manager
Rony Aguilar manages the food distribution to 15 pantries Tell me a little bit about RMA AV and your role? A year ago, it was a weekend-only, non-profit food distribution that partnered with six pantries. We now operate during the week, partner with 15 pantries, and have a core group of volunteers. My job is…
A full work week is still not covering the bills
Aurora is grateful for weekly assistance with groceries she receives Aurora lives in the city of San Fernando. She needs to work seven days a week to cover her expenses, but even with all of that effort, she falls short. “I heard about the food bank at the Lighthouse of San Fernando and came to…