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Bell’s Blues Workshop

Pantry #11382

We feed the surrounding families in the community of 90002, every third Friday of each month. It’s been a Fish-Fry with sides, in addition would love to serve more of the balanced fresh foods. Served up to 50 families, except more this Friday. Associated with the Khalifian Foundation.

This listing was last updated Nov 13, 2025

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Location & Open Times

Mondays: Closed
Tuesdays: Closed
Wednesdays: Closed
Thursdays: Closed
Fridays: 3:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Saturdays: Closed
Sundays: Closed

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Hours are in PDT. Hours updated 17 weeks ago

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632 East Colden Avenue, Los Angeles, CA, USAGet Directions

Phone

404-532-8056
Point of Contact

Kelly Haaris

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