We are currently seeking long-term partners who are interested in donating surplus food items on a continuous basis. Our food rescue operations accept a wide range of items, including those that are approaching their expiration date—up to one month prior. These donations are then distributed directly to families in need, as well as to fellow nonprofit organizations through our Produce for Purpose program, allowing us to extend our impact across Los Angeles County. How We Make It Easy to Partner:
We accept deliveries Monday–Saturday between 6:30 AM and 2:00 PM at our Downtown LA warehouse. We also offer free pick-up services for donations anywhere within Los Angeles County. All donations are tax-deductible.
Your surplus can make a lasting difference. Together, we can reduce waste, feed families, and support a network of local organizations addressing hunger and poverty every day. If you're interested in partnering or have questions about acceptable items and logistics, we’d love to connect. Please feel free to reach out directly or schedule a quick call to discuss next steps. Thank you for your time and consideration—we look forward to the opportunity to work together. Kind Regards,
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Jazmyn Tramble
Food and Distribution Coordinator
Food Security | Impact LA, Inc
mobile Phone
213-928-1040 ext. 2
email Address
[email protected]
website
https://ImpactLA.org/food-rescue
We kindly ask that all food donors please contact ImpactLA at (213) 928-1040 prior to making a donation. This allows our team to properly prepare staff for receiving your generous contributions or to coordinate pickup from your location.
Your support helps us serve our community more efficiently and with care.
Warm regards,
The ImpactLA Team
Thank you for your time and continued commitment to making a difference.
ProducePedia
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