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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
Local Chick-fil-A partners with RMA AV for ‘Serve Day’
Idaly is the Community Partnership Lead at Chick-fil-A in Palmdale. Her and other Chick-fil-A employees have been graciously serving at Rescue Mission Alliance Antelope Valley for months, donating both their time and their delicious food. “I found the food bank through a partnership with Northrop Grumman African American Task Group,” Idaly said. “What I love…
RMA food warehouses unite, help bring relief to LA fire victims
Rescue Mission Alliance Antelope Valley and Rescue Mission Alliance Valley Food Bank partnered together to donate over 1,000 prepared sandwiches, chips, hygiene kits, water bottles and boxes of clothing to North Valley Caring Services at their donation hub at North Hills United Methodist Church. These donations will go directly to families affected by the Los…
Leonce appreciates “everyone whohelps make food pantries happen”
He now volunteers at the church pantry In 2023, Leonce relocated to the United States from Ghana, West Africa. Upon arrival in Van Nuys, Leonce and his fiancée were married. They became members of Rock of The Valley Church of God in Christ and began working in the Missions Ministry. Finding steady work with his…