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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.
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RMA AV takes home a Golden Bell Award
Also at the ceremony, a program grad reunited with MHALA team who helped him For over a year, Rescue Mission Alliance Antelope Valley has had the privilege of partnering with Hannah Frank, development manager for Mental Health America of Los Angeles (MHALA), by donating food and hygiene bags to their Lancaster Community Center. Recently, RMA…
‘It’s hard to survive day by day’
This was Rosa’s first time at the food bank at La Voz Sylmar Seventh Day Adventist Church. She was coming back from the store, where she could only afford a handful of items, when she saw volunteers unloading boxes of food from the truck. Curious and hopeful, she decided to ask if she could have…
RMA AV and MHALA unite to build a healthier community
At-risk individuals receive food, hygiene kits At Mental Health America of Los Angeles in Antelope Valley, we are dedicated to supporting low-income adults and transition-age youth with mental health needs, including veterans and individuals experiencing homelessness. I had the pleasure of being introduced to the RMA Antelope Valley team through a colleague, and I’ve been…