• Shift Leader Training
    Training for new Pantry shift leaders
  • Warehouse Volunteers
    Warehouse Volunteers on Senior Wednesday
  • NCL Grant Check
    NCL Officers Presenting Debbie with a Grant Check
  • Time Financial
    Time Financial brought $5000 worth of food to the Pantry, mostly for the homeless.
  • Postal Worker Drive Sorting
    Volunteers sort food donations from the Postal Worker's Food Drive...
  • Postal Worker Drive Sorting
    ...on an overcast May Saturday...
  • Postal Worker Drive Sorting
    ...Volunteers came in all ages and types...
  • Postal Worker Drive Sorting
  • Postal Worker Drive Sorting
  • Postal Worker Drive Sorting
  • Postal Worker Drive Sorting
    ...organizing the donations for the storehouses.
  • Postal Worker Drive Sorting
    Special thanks to Julianne Sorice for coordinating the volunteers.
  • Postal Worker Drive Sorting
    Richard Podleski, Board Chair, Debbie Decker, Executive Director, and Julianne Sorice.
  • Second PATH sort
    County Supervisor Sheila Kuehl's office help sort our second PATH delivery...
  • Second PATH sort
    ... Thank you for all the help!
  • Postal Workers
    Some of the postal workers who gathered food May 12...
  • Postal Workers
    ...their collections came to the Pantry. Thank you!
  • Kristi and Maya Bala
    One of our faithful NCL teams Kristi and Maya Bella. More about NCL on the news page.
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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?

Subscribe to the Pantry Paper
The Pantry Paper is a (generally) monthly newsletter for Pantry Volunteers that is delivered via email and is a great way to keep in touch with Pantry happenings. These newsletters are also posted on the Members page of this website (so you can read them even if you do not have an email address). Visit the Members page if you wish to read or subscribe.
To access the Members page you need a username and password. See the Pantry office for a username and password if you do not have one.

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West Valley Food Pantry
5700 Rudnick Avenue
Woodland Hills, CA 91367
(818) 346-5554
Thank you Home Depot
When the Pantry needed shelving for our storage containers and a working hand truck, our receiving manager decided that Home Depot had the best and strongest items available. When he asked about a possible discount, the Home Depot employee helping out, Eli, offered a $40 discount on each of the needed items and waived the taxes. We can only say Thank You! The generous discount from Home Depot helps the Pantry use our funds to feed more people in need around our community. Thank you!

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 call Jennifer Frost at Prince of Peace.

We accept online donations!
But we also welcome mail-in and walk-in donations. Visit our donate page for more 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.)



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.

NCL Grant and Tour
The NCL new members tour was Saturday, June 2. Debbie Decker showed the new NCL volunteers around the Pantry. The NCL then presented Debbie with a substantial grant to support the Pantry. (See the photo in the slideshow. Pictured from left to right are Maya Bala, Debbie, Tiffany Takac, and Kristi Bala.) Tiffany is SFV NCL President and Kristi is NCL Pantry Co-Liaison.

The Shower Truck is Back
Jim, the shower truck driver, has recovered from his hip replacement, and the shower truck is back in the north parking lot on Mondays from 9 am to noon.

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 a list of our most needed items (click here) . Help us feed our clients by bringing some of these items to the Pantry.

We need plastic 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.