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Los Angeles Hunger

Enjoying good eats-and sharing

Isn't it peculiar, the abundance of L.A. eateries all around and folks still have trouble finding something to eat. Not the telecommuter who...
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Pasadena partner with restaurants up to alleviate hunger in the city

Few communities could come together in such unanimity to pull off an event like the Tournament of Roses. Pasadena not only does that, it is pulling...
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Los Angeles food pantry assists growing concerns of hunger

As millions remain unemployed after an economic crisis of such magnitude it compares to the Great Depression, unemployment, food insecurity ...
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Homeless persons converge at Pink Taco to celebrate Thanksgiving in Los Angeles

Los Angeles – In celebration of Thanksgiving, 400 homeless people from PATH’s programs will be special guests for a holiday meal at the...
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They Love You When You're Down and Out

California’s government is busted. Their IOU’s are floating all over the place. And, just like California’s government, you can...
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Nonprofit profile: Orange County Food Bank

You would not typically associate Orange County as a place where thousands of people go hungry every day. But with recent economic challenges, the...
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Should Public Storage become People Storage for the homeless?

A warehouse full of tiny storage units is a sign of society’s indulgent excess. Back in the 1970’s when the economy was roaring its...
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City of Los Angeles to donate leftover food to local food banks

According to a recent study from the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank, nearly 1 in 10 Angelenos receive food assistance from programs designed to...
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Robin Hood approach to poverty and homelessness questioned

With an increasing number of families and working poor individuals falling victim to homelessness, many are saying that this country needs a new...
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Charities Are Increasing Efficiency During Receding Economy

They keep knocking on our front doors. People who just lost jobs due to company layoffs. Men and women who have been sleeping on the harsh streets...
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