Interfaith Organization Feeds Neighbors in Need
IT MAY SOMETIMES FEEL like our communities are fractured, but look around and you’ll find powerful antidotes to these divisions. For nearly four decades, the North Hollywood Interfaith Food Pantry has brought together diverse congregations, as well as laypeople, in a shared action: to feed those who are less fortunate.
Founded by a group of neighborhood women with a desire to stamp out hunger in their community, NHIFP is a 98% volunteer organization with 93% of every dollar donated used towards the purchase of food. They provide over 3000 clients a month with:
- groceries
- pet food
- baby food
- hygiene products
Distributions occur twice a week (Mondays and Fridays from 7:30-11:00 AM), every week of the year. The pantry’s needs are met by both donations from the community and monthly food purchases of over 8,000 lbs., all stored in the basement of Temple Beth Hillel.
The pantry relies upon human energy and compassion to fulfill their work. Volunteers range from retirees and working folk, to students and their families. Since they provide over 300 bags of food per week, packing happens almost daily, so you can get your dose of camaraderie and joyful service at your convenience!
NAME | Philip Lester |
PHONE NUMBER | (818) 760-3575 |
ADDRESS | 11634 Moorpark St, Studio City, CA 91604 |
WEBSITE | https://nhifp.org/ |
SOCIAL MEDIA | |
SERVICES PROVIDED | Food, Food Security, Nonprofit, Health, Community Development |
SERVICE AREAS |
Central Atwater Village • Baldwin Hills • Bel Air • Beverly Grove • Beverly Hills • Boyle Heights • Century City • Cheviot Hills • Chinatown • Commerce • Culver City • Dockweiler • Dodgertown • Downtown • East Hollywood • East Los Angeles • Echo Park • Edendale • Fairfax • Firestone Park • Gramercy Park • Griffith Park • Hancock Park • Hollywood • Hollywood Hills • Hyde Park • Inglewood • Jefferson Park • Koreatown • Ladera Heights • Larchmont Village • Leimert Park • Los Angeles • Los Feliz • Macarthur Park • Mid-Wilshire • Miracle Mile • Mount Olympus • Oakwood • Outpost Estates • Palms • Park Mesa Heights • Pico Heights • Pico-Robertson • Pico-Union • Rancho Park • Rimpau • Silver Lake • University Park • Vermont • Vermont Square • Vernon • View Park • Watts • West Adams • West Hollywood • Westlake • Westwood • Whitley Heights • Windsor Hills Conejo Valley Agoura Hills • Casa Conejo • Conejo Valley • Hidden Valley • Lake Sherwood • Newbury Park • Oak Park • Thousand Oaks • Westlake Village San Fernando Valley Arleta • Bell Canyon • Burbank • Calabasas • Canoga Park • Chatsworth • Encino • Granada Hills • Granada Hills North • Hewitt • Hidden Hills • Lake Balboa • Lakeside Park • Mission Hills • North Hills • North Hollywood • Northridge • Pacoima • Panorama City • Porter Ranch • Reseda • San Fernando • San Fernando Valley • Shadow Hills • Sherman Oaks • Sherman Village • Studio City • Sun Valley • Sunland • Sylmar • Tarzana • Toluca Lake • Toluca Terrace • Tujunga • Universal City • Valley Glen • Valley Village • Van Nuys • West Hills • Winnetka • Woodland Hills San Gabriel Valley Alhambra • Altadena • Arcadia • City of Industry • College Hills • Crescenta Highlands • Cypress Park • Duarte • Eagle Rock • East Pasadena • East San Gabriel • El Monte • Flintridge • Glassell Park • Glendale • Happy Valley • Hastings Ranch • Highland Park • La Canada • La Crescenta • Lincoln Heights • Monrovia • Monterey Hills • Monterey Park • Montrose • Mount Washington • Pasadena • Rosemead • Rossmoyne • San Gabriel • San Gabriel Valley • San Marino • San Rafael Hills • Sierra Madre • South Pasadena • Temple City • Verdugo Viejo • Woodbury Westside Brentwood • El Segundo • Fox Hills • Lennox • Malibu • Mar Vista • Marina del Rey • Montana • Ocean Park • Pacific Palisades • Playa del Rey • Playa Vista • Santa Monica • Sawtelle • Topanga • Venice • West Los Angeles • Westchester • Westside |