Donations from Trader Joe's provide a bountiful supply of groceries to the Food Pantry
Here Les Carney is picking up the Trader Joe's donations for transport to the Pantry
This is not small job. There is a lot of stuff.
Sometimes enough that the Sprinter Van is needed to help the delivery.
The annual NCL Christmas Toy Distribution took place December 14. People began lining up early Friday, December 13.
The Prince of Peace Family Center was transformed into a huge toy store by the NCL volunteers.
Toys were donated by many organizations and businesses. The list includes Mountain Park Neighborhood, Viewpoint School, Magic Years Nursery School,
... Motor4Toys, San Fernando Vallley Bar Association, Coldwell Banker,
... Zenith Insurance Company, Temple Kol Tikvah, Calabasas Tennis & Swim Center, Calabasas HS National Honor Society,
... The Gorst Company, Schifrin, Gagnon, and Dickey, Future's Academy, Via Trading, Ben Bridge,
... and $10,000 worth from Skyrocket Toys VP Operations Giovanni Cervantes.
Councilman Bob Blumenfield brought toy donations on Friday.
There were craft activities for waiting children.
Cookies and drinks were available for those in line.
The NCL volunteers helped guide the clients through their choices.
A heartfelt Thank You to all the NCL volunteers and all the toy donors for making the event a success.
Come on in...
The West Valley Food Pantry is doing more than feeding the hungry. We are offering community members the help they need to truly thrive.Almost 3,000 people and 26,000 meals per month: that's just where feeding community begins.
Our community is our responsibility. We invest in the futures of our clients because we feel that our service can lead to better lives. We extend our services to unemployed residents, the working poor, the homeless, and those living on fixed incomes.
Walk through our doors and connect with the people around you. Feels good, doesn't it?
Councilman Bob Blumenfield posted this video that explains some of what we do at the West Valley Food Pantry
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West Valley Food Pantry
5700 Rudnick Avenue
Woodland Hills, CA 91367
(818) 346-5554
Email at:
admin@westvalleyfoodpantry.org
Meals for Homeless and Needy People
Prince of Peace Episcopal Church serves dinners for homeless and needy individuals on the second and fourth Saturday every month at 5 pm.These meals are served at Prince of Peace in the Dining Hall (the room right behind the Pantry). If you would like to help providing these meals, please leave a message for Dorothy Seguin at the Prince of Peace office or contact Dorothy at CommunityDinnerInfo@gmail.com.
For more information about the Community Dinner click here.
We accept online donations!
But we also welcome mail-in and walk-in donations. Go to Donate for details on how you can help. (If you wish to make a donation for a special purpose, instructions for how to do this through PayPal are also on the donations page.)
2019 Food Pantry Report
For those who missed or mislaid the Food Pantry Report, a copy can be viewed by clicking here.Pantry Needs
The Pantry continues to need food donations as we step up our efforts to feed the homeless in our community. For a compiled list of our most needed items (add Chef Boyardee Beef and Chicken as a priority item) (click here). Help us feed our clients by bringing some of these items to the Pantry.Other Ways You can help!
Donations of money or food make our work possible. Coupons can help too! See how to find a Ralph's coupon once a month.We need grocery bags for our clients.
Travel size toiletries, razors, toothbrushes, toothpaste, and deodorant are needed for the homeless
If you would like to donate any of these items, they can be dropped off during Pantry hours Monday through Thursday 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.