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The Facts to KnowWhen Donating FoodDid you know? Any food facility may donate food to a food bank or to anothernonprofit charitable organization for distribution to persons free ofcharge.No food facility that donates wholesome food shall be subject to civilor criminal liability or penalty for violation of any laws, regulations,or ordinances.A food facility that donates food will not be liable for any damagethat results from the consumption of the donated food, regardlessof compliance with any laws relating to the packaging, labeling, orstorage after the donation.A food facility must handle and store the food to be donated in asafe and sanitary manner. Food donated to the less fortunate mustbe maintained in the same manner as food sold to your customers.As a food facility donating food, California state law protects youand supports food facilities that do the right thing!Can you think of any reason not to donate your leftover food now?We can’t.Visit www.Wastenotoc.org for more information on who needs your help, where you can donateand how you can be a part of ending hunger in Orange County.Donating food is made easier than you think!
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ContentsThis toolkit for carrying out a healthy food drive wasdeveloped by the Waste Not OC Coalition as a socialresponse to hunger awareness in Orange County,CA. It provides an easy-to-use resource with factsand healthy foods to guide your food drive efforts. Hunger in Orange County What is hunger and how does it relate to health? Facts about food insecurity in Orange County Food bank and food rescue organizations that serveOrange County Suggested Healthy Food Donations Listing of suggested healthy foods that can bedistributed to those participating in your food drive For more information on hunger in Orange Countyplease visit www.wastenotoc.org The materials in this toolkit were inspired by the following resources: Provena ns/Healthy%20Food%20Drive%20Toolkit.pdf New York City: ealthy-food-drive.PDF North Carolina -help/files/hungry-to-help.pdf Partners in Health: http://www.partnersfdn.org/pdf/PFH.Pads.FINAL.pdf Cox Health/Missouri Partners in w.wastenotoc.org/
What is hunger andhow does it relate to health? What is hunger?Hunger, also known as food insecurity, is a household-level economic and socialcondition of limited access to food. Families who have access at all times to enough food for an active, healthy life areconsidered food secure. Those who experience reduced intake and/or suffer with poor food quality due toinsufficient financial resources or access to quality food are considered food insecure. Food insecurity and poor health Hunger and food insecurity challenge the well being of children, adults, families andcommunities. Obesity and food insecurity While the problem is still being studied by public health experts, research has showna direct correlation between food insecure households and obesity. Although the paradox is not completely understood, several causes are being proposed. Someresearch shows that trade offs are often made between food quantity and food quality; whenfinancial resources are stretched, families buy less expensive, less nutritious foods which areoften higher in fat and sugar.Obesity is also proposed as a result of cyclic access to food supplies. When financial resourcesbecome available such as the beginning of the month, family members may overeat and binge tocompensate for when food was unavailable.Lastly, research has also shown that obesity rates are higher in areas that have lower propertyvalues. Low income demographic areas typically have limited access to grocery stores with freshaffordable produce and other nutritional foods.People experiencing food insecurity need healthy foods for their families to helpthem make ends meet and get through difficult times.How can you help? Pregnant women are more likely to give birth to low-birth-weight babies.Children are more likely to have medical and behavioral problems, do poorly in school, requiremore hospitalizations and are more likely to develop chronic diseases as adults.Among the elderly, food insecurity exacerbates acute chronic diseases and speeds the onset ofdegenerative diseases, leading to decreased quality and length of life (1).Please consider hosting or participating in a healthy food drive.What is a healthy food drive?A healthy food drive is the collection of canned/preserved food with an emphasis onthe collection of foods that are reduced in fat, sugar and sodium. Examples of healthyfood items include: canned fruit in light syrup, no sugar added applesauce, driedfruits, peanut butter, low sodium soups, granola bars, whole grain cereals, no saltadded vegetables, and whole wheat pastas. (Please refer to the “Suggested HealthFoods Donation List” for further details.) Emphasis should be on collecting healthy foods which can be prepared in livingarrangements with modest kitchen supplies. http://www.wastenotoc.org/(1) Curtis, Shelley. Food Insecurity: Family Problem, Community Challenge. Northwest Public Health Spring/Summer 2008. pp10-11.
Food Insecurity:Orange County Statistics Orange County 12.7% food insecure379,690 people food insecureChildren and seniors make up 50% of food insecurity 181 million needed to end food insecurity1 in 5 OC children face food insecurity California 17.4% food insecure6.7 million people food insecure 2.9 billion needed to end food insecurity1 in 4 Californian children face food insecurity Nationwide 16.4% food insecure 50.1 million people food insecure 21.816 billion needed to end food insecurity (0.17% ofnational debt) What is food waste? 1.3 billion tons or one third of all food produced in theworld is lost in the production cycle or wasted annually America wasted 36.31 million tons of food in 2011Source: notoc.org/
Orange County Food Banksand Food Rescue ContactInformation Sheet The following food banks are non-profit organizations thataccept, store and distribute food donations to non-profit agenciesthat provide hunger relief in our county.You may contact eitherof them to donate food: Orange County Food Bank Donation items may be dropped of Monday-Friday 7:30am-4:30pm Phone: 714-897-6670 Address: 11870 Monarch St; Garden Grove, Ca. 92841 Website: http://www.ocfoodbank.org/ (Even has a section on food driveswith planning ideas!) Second Harvest Orange County Donation items may be dropped of Monday-Friday from 8:30am-3:30pm Phone: 949-653-2900 Address: 8014 Marine Way, Irvine, CA 92618 Website: http://feedoc.org/ (Also has a section specific to food donationwith a map to the address above, which can be hard for your GPS to ) You may also arrange for a pick-up with Food Finders, acommunity-based food rescue organization that connects foodwith those in need: Food Finders Contact regarding volunteering, food donations or food drives: Diana Lara(VP Operations) dlara@foodfinders.org Phone: (562) 283-1400 Address: 2301 E. 28th St., Suite 303; Signal Hill, CA 90755 Website: g/
Suggested Healthy Donations Vegetables Poultry, Fish, Beans and Nuts Fresh produceCanned fruits in light syrups or in ownjuicesNo sugar added applesauceDried fruits, raisinsFruit cups (100% fruit)Low sugar fruit spreadsGrains, Cereal, Rice and Pasta Fresh produceLow sodium or “no salt added” cannedvegetablesLow-sodium canned tomato productsReduced sodium spaghetti sauceTomato pasteReduced sodium vegetable soupsFruits Brown or wild riceWhole wheat/bran cereal ( 5 grams offiber per serving)Reduced fat, whole grain crackers ( 2grams of fiber per serving)Plain oatmealGranola bars/shredded wheat ( 2 grams offiber per serving)Hot cereal mixes – cream of wheat, creamof rice, plain or low-sugar oatmealWhole wheat pastaEgg noodlesCorn or whole wheat tortillas, trans-fat free Packaged, shelf stable, chicken or turkeyCanned salmon or low-sodium tuna inwaterCanned (low sodium) or dried beansLow sodium broth or bean soupsLow fat, low sodium cream soupsUnsalted nutsReduced sodium peanut butterFats and OilsCoconut, almond or olive oilLow-sodium, low-fat salad dressing Popcorn – lower sodium, low-fat Spices/Other BasilCinnamonChili powderClovesDill sleyRosemarySageThymeDairyPowdered milkShelf-stable milk, sow or almond milk (in abox) Fat free pudding Please limit donations of:Please do not donate: rusty or unlabeled cans, food in glassx Sugary drinks (soda, fruit-flavored drinks, energy/sportsjars, homemade items, noncommercial canned or packageddrinks, sweetened teas)items, open or used items and alcoholic beverages.x Candyx Unhealthy snacks (chips, cookies, and other food high in fat,sodium, sugar, calories)http://www.wastenotoc.org/
Standard Practices for Community ClinicsTo address the relationship between food insecurity and health, Orange County’s Public HealthOfficer has developed a set of standard practices for all community clinics to seriously consider. Standard Practice #1: Screen patients for food insecurityA 2-item food insecurity screen for identifying families at risk for food insecurity was developed anddemonstrates sensitivity, specificity, and convergent validity. The food insecurity screen quicklyidentifies households with young children at risk for food insecurity, which enables providers totarget services to ameliorate the health and developmental consequences associated with foodinsecurity.Food Insecurity Screening tool in English:Please answer the following statements with "often true", "sometimes true" and "never true":--Within the past 12 months we worried whether our food would run out before we got money tobuy more. Is this "often true", "sometimes true" or "never true"?--Within the past 12 months the food we bought just didn’t last and we didn’t have money to getmore. Is this "often true", "sometimes true" or "never true"?Food Insecurity Screening Tool (Spanish/Español) - Preguntas para Medir la Inseguridad AlimentariaPor favor escoja la respuesta que usted considere más verdadera con respecto a la frecuencia con laque usted estuvo preocupado debido a su acceso a los alimentos.--En los pasados 12 meses estuvimos preocupados de que los alimentos se terminaran antes deadquirir dinero para comprar más. Esto sucedió "muy a menudo", "algunas veces", o "nunca"?--En los pasados 12 meses la comida que compramos no fue suficiente y no tuvimos dinero paracomprar más. Esto sucedió "muy a menudo", "algunas veces", o "nunca"? Standard Practice #2: Connect patients with resources to address hungerWe have the capability to end hunger in Orange County by maximizing the utility of our alreadyexisting infrastructure.A Google Map of over 230 regularly distributing food pantries has been created to make it easier toidentify locations that donate or accept food (www.wastenotoc.org). Other county resourcesinclude food banks and 211oc.org. Standard Practice #3: Provide food insecure clients with on-site emergency foodClinics with the capacity to store food are encouraged to provide on-site emergency food. This canbe as simple as storing nonperishable foods or as comprehensive as the Share Our Selves clinic’sfood pantry in Costa Mesa, CA.
Facility NameAddressPhoneDistribution Date/Times1st Evangelical FreeChurch2904 N. Brea Blvd Rm 170, Fullerton, CA - 92835714-529-5544Mondays through Fridays4:15-5:15pm Rm 1007th Day Adventist12702 Ninth St., Garden Grove, CA - 92840714-534-1987Garden Grove onlyWednesday 9am to 12pm714-864-64102nd and 4th Wednesday ofevery month 6:30 pm - 7:30pm7th Day AdventistChurch117 West McFadden, Santa Ana, CA - Bring IDEnglish, SpanishYesBring IDEnglish, SpanishYes7th Day AdventistChurch1314 N Broadway, Santa Ana, CA - 92706714-543-35953rd Saturday of the month2:30pm - 3:30pm7th Day AdventistChurch Fullerton2355 West Valencia Drive, Fullerton, CA - 92833714-525-4561Nov-Mar: 10am-2pm Tues;April-Oct: 10am-3pm Tues7th Day AdventistChurch - Sunkist900 S. Sunkist, Anaheim, CA - 92806714-747-96482nd and 4th Wednesday6:30pm - 7:30pm14900 Park Ln., Midway City, CA - 92655714-898-02039:00 am -12 pm every 3rdWeds (18 years or older wholives Midway City,Westminster, or FountainValley). Brown bag: 2nd and4th Thurs. (seniors 60 ,anywhere in OC)See Distribution Date/Times English, Spanish, Vietnamese585 S. Walnut Ave, Brea, CA - 92821714-529-6776714-774-0015 or 323371-6793Abrazar at MidwayCity CommunityCenterActive ChristiansTodayAgape House ofPrayerAIDS ServicesFoundation FoodPantryAnaheim EastFoursquare ChurchAnaheimIndependencia Family ResourceCenter309 N. Manchester Ave, Anaheim, CA - 92801Buena ParkCoordinating CouncilC.A.R.ECalvary Assembly ofGodCalvary ChapelBeachsideEnglish, SpanishFridays 7:00pm - 8:00pmAnyEnglish, SpanishYesEnglish, Spanish, RussianYesEnglish, SpanishYesEnglish, SpanishYesEnglishYesEnglish, SpanishNo949-809-57004905 E La Palma Ave, Anaheim, CA - 92807714-701-1818714-826-90709:30am -11:30am and1:30pm- 3:30pm Mondaythrough Friday.714-956-8491Sunday 12:00pm - 2:00pm.Emergency food available2nd Saturdays from 9:00am 11:30am714-775-1234Wednesdays at 2:00pm949-858-7814Tuesdays to Fridays, 8:00amto 4:00pm714-403-4422Sunday 11am - 1pm18131 Gothard Street, Huntington Beach, CA 92648714-375-640014072 S. Olive St., Westminster, CA - 92683714-894-6959Monday through Friday9:00am to 2:00pm byappointment.9:00am - 12:00pm Mondayand Friday714-771-5300Every day, 9:00am - 11:00am, Only adults 55 and over areBrown Bag: 9:00am - 5:00pm eligible to receive a brown(call ahead, times may vary) bag.English, Spanish, VietnameseFoothills CommunityChurch - ARK of RSMFood Pantry23122 Arroyo Vista Rancho, Santa Margarita, CA - 92688Armor of LightMinistry3800 S. Fairview, Santa Ana, CA - 92704Friendly CenterBring ID and proof ofresidence in coverage area17982 Sky Park Circle Suite J, Irvine, CA - 92614Anaheim KoreanPresbyterian Church 1408 S. Euclid, Anaheim, CA - 92802Archangel MichaelCoptic4405 W. Edinger, Santa Ana, CA - 92704Beach CitiesInterfaith ServicesBlessed SacramentChristian Services9:00am - 2:00pm Mon.,Weds., Fri.12:00pm - 4:30pm Tuesdaysand Thursdays. 9:00am 1:00pm Wednesdays andFridays.AnyLast Wednesday of eachmonth at 6:00pm in thechapel.Any10841 Garza Avenue, Anaheim, CA - 92804147 West Rose Ave, Orange, CA - 928677957 Whitaker, Buena Park, CA - 906216148 Hefley Street, Westminster, CA - 92683714-521-3772714-612-19537272 Cerritos, Stanton, CA - 90680714-828-500019400 Beach Blvd, Huntington Beach, CA - 92648714-465-3000Calvary ChapelFullerton2311 E Chapman, Fullerton, CA - 92831Calvary ChapelPacific Coast6400 Westminster Blvd., Westminster, CA - 92683Calvary ChapelWestgrove - Bread ofLife12832 Knott St, Garden Grove, CA - 92841Tuesdays, Wednesdays, andThursdays 11:00am â “3:00pm.Call for hours.Tuesday and Friday from 25pm.Fridays 5:30-7:30pm for hotmeals714-893-4141Mobile Pantry 3rd Saturdayof the month 9-11am9-11am third Saturday ofevery month714-897-89723pm - 4:30pm Thursdays andFridays714-879-3314YesProof of income18 or older, low-income,living in Huntington BeachMust be low income.YesEnglish, Italian, Japanese,SpanishYesEnglishYesEnglishNoBring IDBring ID and utility billCalvary CommunityChurchCalvary Tabernacle1465 W. Orangethorpe Ave., Fullerton, CA - 928336102 Stanton Ave, Buena Park, CA - 90621714-879-6672714-522-82829am-12pm Tuesdays,Wednesdays, and Thursdays Bring IDEvery Sunday 12:30pmCalvary Temple308 So. Glassell, Orange, CA - 92866714-538-1064As needed M-F 9am-5pm
Canyon Hills FriendsChurchCaring Hands FoodPantry (FirstLutheran Church)Casa Youth Shelterfor Runaway &Homeless YouthCatholic Charities ofOCCentro FamiliarCristiano BetesdaChildren of theAmericasChrist Church ofWestminsterChrist LutheranChurchChristian LifeFellowship20400 Fairmont Connector, Yorba Linda, CA - 92886714-695-0100Serves Yorba Linda andCall first. Thursdays 9am-4pm Anaheim Hills215 N. Lemon St., Fullerton, CA - 92832714-871-7820Wednesdays 10am to noon10911 Reagan Street, Los Alamitos, CA - 90720714-356-5437 or 714995-8601Call ahead. Tuesday Thursday 8:30am-12pm3631 W. Warner, Santa Ana, CA - 92704714-668-1130Call for times2780 E Wagner Ave, Anaheim, CA - 92806714-878-3335Saturday 9am-7pm949-726-242314061 Chestnut Street, Westminster, CA - 92683714-893-6555820 W. Imperial Hwy., Brea, CA - 92821714-529-29841090 N. Batavia, Orange, CA - 92867714-771-98509-10am 2nd Tues. of everymonth, suggest calling ahead AnyTuesday - Thursday 10am2pmSundays 12:30-1pm,Wednesdays 6:30 to 7:30pm,Emergency Food last Sunday12:30pmSun 2-4pm949-855-0233714-523-1700Familia de Dios6940 Knott Ave.Suite HBuena Park, CA 90621714-876-8474City of Yorba Linda4501 Casa Loma Ave, Yorba Linda, CA - 92886714-961-7181Call ahead. 3rd Thursday ofthe month 8:30am-930amBread and Bakery M-F 8am2nd and last Saturday 810amCoast HillsCommunity Church5 Pursuit, Aliso Viejo, CA - 92656949-362-00798am -10am 2nd and last Satof each mo.Coastview ChristianFellowshipCommitted Relief15802 Springdale St #41, Huntington Beach, CA - 926491370 S Euclid St, La Habra, CA - 90631714-895-7979714-446-6222M-F 8-5pmFriday 5pm701 W. Broadway, Anaheim, CA - 92805949-307-7637By appointment only. Sunday9-11:45am Thursday 10:4512:45pm Wednesday 101:45pm6652 Heil Ave., Huntington Beach, CA - 92647714-842-44613526 E. Chapman Ave, Orange, CA - 92869CrossroadCommunity ChurchCypress SeniorCitizens CenterDana Point SeniorCenterDistribution Center(Pathways of Hope)El ModenaCommunity CenterEV Free Fullerton(Good SamaritanCenter, NorthCampus)Faith CommunityNazareneFaith DeliveranceApostolic ChurchEnglish, SpanishYesSpanish67 Gingham St, Trabuco Canyon, CA - 9267915520 Rockfield Blvd Suite F, Irvine, CA - 926187201 Walnut Ave, Buena Park, CA - 90620Community UnitedMethodist ChurchCovenant LifeChristian ChurchCrossPoint BaptistChurch ofHuntington BeachNoOnly operates every 2nd &3rd Fridays of each monthfrom 1pm-4pm or until foodruns out. Suggest callingahead.2nd Tuesday of every othermonth 9-10amChristian OutreachCenterChurch of ChristCommunity of FaithDevelopmentBring ID and proof ofresidenceEnglish, SpanishEnglishNoBring ID and proof ofresidenceEnglishYes714-771-2522 x1Available 1-2pm Fri, foodpickup once a month.No need to Call. Sundays10:30am7661 Warner Ave, Huntington Beach, CA - 92647714-848-5511Sundays at 11:30amAnyEnglishNo222 N. Euclid St., La Habra, CA - 90631562-691-66749031 Grindlay St, Cypress, CA - 90630714-229-2005Call for hours9am - 11am 2nd Weds. ofevery month.Proof of residence inCypressEnglishNo34052 Del Obispo Rd, Dana Point, CA - 92629949-496-4252Commodities: Thursdayfollowing 3rd wednesday ofeach month, 9-11:30AM.Brown Bag: 2nd and lastFridays of every month,unless month has 5 fridays, inwhich case it is the 3rd andlast fridays of the monthMust be age 60 English, SpanishYes611 S Ford Avenue, Fullerton, CA - 92832714-680-36911pm - 4pm M-F18672 E. Center St., Orange, CA - 92869714-532-3595Call before, Mon-Fri 1-4pm2904 Brea Blvd., Fullerton, CA 92835714-529-554416800 Imperial Hwy, Yorba Linda, CA - 92886714-993-53203800 West Commonwealth Ave, Fullerton, CA - 92833714-504-4503Mon-Fri 4:15pm-5:15pmThursdays 12pm -5pm,Saturday 10-4pmEvery other Thursday 11am3pmEnglish, SpanishClient must go through aninterview and applicationprocess.EnglishYesAnyEnglish, SpanishYes
Families ForwardFood Pantry9221 Irvine Blvd Irvine, CA 92618Call first to discuss eligibilityfrom 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.Monday through Thursday;949-552-2727 or visit9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. onwww.familiesforward.org/let us help Fridays. Closed on Saturdayfood.htmand Sunday.1030 Calle Negocio, San Clemente, CA - 92673949-492-8477Appointments: M-Thurs 9am3pm and Friday: 9am - 12pm;Food distribution hours vary;TBD upon appointment1015 S Placentia, Fullerton, CA - 92831714-447-3301Mon-Fri 7:30am-3:30pmSt Vincent de PaulSociety â “ MissionBasilica: FatherSerra's Food Pantry31611 El Camino Real, San Juan Capistrano, CA, 92675949-493-0227M, W, Sat 11am-1pm, closedholidaysFirst Baptist Churchof Fullerton223 E. Wilshire, Fullerton, CA - 92832714-526-2265Sunday 12pm -1:30pmTuesdays hot meal 6-7pmFirst Church of theNazarene8281 Page St, Buena Park, CA - 90621Family AssistanceMinistriesFamily SupportNetworkFirst PresbyterianChurch ofWestminsterFirst PresbyterianChurch of OrangeFirst SouthernBaptist Church ofOrangeFood FindersFreedom BibleChurchFriendly CenterFriendly Center IncFriendshipDevelopmentFoundationEnglish, SpanishNo714-521-5882Wednesday 10am-12pm HotMeals Tuesdays 6-7pm714-893-1393Bring photo ID with currentaddress and proof of12-4pm 2nd and 4th Wed of residence in Westminster(utility bill, etc)every mo.English, SpanishNo191 N Orange St, Orange, CA - 92866714-538-23419am-12pm Wed, Thurs. atthe church office. A food bagcontaining non-perishableValid photo ID, limit is 2items is available tobags per month perindividuals and households. person/household.840 N. Shattuck Place, Orange, CA - 92867714-639-207012-5:45pm Sun, 6:45pm Wed3434 Atlantic Avenue, Long Beach, CA - 90807(562) 283-1400Wednesdays 7-8:30pm, Sun10am and 12-1pm121 W. Cypress Street, Anaheim, CA - 92805714-520-4677Serving those in 92865 only.Emergency food 2nd Fridayof the month of every monthMonday and Thursday 10am.1820 E Meats Ave Orange, CA 92865147 W Rose Ave, Orange, CA - 92866714-919-1108 or speakwith Cynthia at 714-7715300714-771-5300Orange only. M-F 8:30-5pm,Emergency Food 2nd Friday,Mobile Pantry 4th FridayM-F after 11am17151 Bastanchury Road, Yorba Linda, CA - 92886714-579-7060Emergency Food last Friday8:30am -3pm. Call ahead.714-738-6305Brown bag (60 ): 1st & 3rdweds 12-2pm, USDA EFAP:2nd Tuesday 9-11Brown Bag: 60 years ofage. USDA: No restrictions7702 Westminster Blvd., Westminster, CA - 92683Fullerton CommunityCenter340 W. Commonwealth, Fullerton, CA - 92832Pathways of Hope Fullerton InterfaithEmergencyGarden GroveFriends Church(Fountain SpringChurch)Garden GroveSpanish Seventh DayAdventistGospel Light Churchof GodGrace ImmanuelMinistriesGrateful HeartsStorehouseHomeless OR photo ID,proof of residence in SouthOrange County (utility bill,lease agreement, etc). Ifemployed, proof of income.Any611 S. Ford Ave., Fullerton, CA - 92832714-738-0255 or 714680-3691Monday - Friday 1-4pmPhoto ID, proof of address(Fullerton, La Habra,Anaheim, Buena Park, Brea,Placentia, Yorba Linda)unless unhoused.12211 Magnolia Street, Garden Grove, CA -92841714-539-7735Every Saturday 9-10:30amAny3135 West Warner Ave., Santa Ana, CA - 92704714-612-1471714-979-5483 or 714979-9012 (pastor)3rd Saturday of the monthmobile pantry 1-3pm1-3pm 3rd Sat of everymonth.124 Bristol, Santa Ana, CA - 92703714-412-8976Call for appointment.562-431-0880By Appointment Only:Wednesday 10am-1:45pm,Thursday 11:15am-1:45pm,Sunday 9am-11:45am.714-539-4357714-832-10009:30am-6:30 pm Tues-ThursCall for hours13732 Clinton Ave, Garden Grove, CA - 928433838 Cerritos Ave, Los Alamitos, CA - 90720H.O.P.E (Help OthersPrepare for Eternity) 11022 Acacia Pkwy #C, Garden Grove, CA - 92840Healing Word14281 Chambers Road, Tustin, CA - 92780English, SpanishNoEnglish, sometimes SpanishYesValid CA IDPhoto ID, proof of addressfor those over 20 years old,birth certificate for thoseunder 20Yes
2:00 pm - 3:00 pm on the2nd and 4th Sunday of themonthHeart of Downtown212 East Wilshire Avenue, Fullerton, CA - 92832714-526-2265Heart of the CityHis Hands ChristianService515 Cabrillo Park Drive, Santa Ana, CA - 92701562-221-113017101 Ward St., Fountain Valley, CA - 92708714-958-2111Call ahead. 8:00 am - 11:00am 2nd, 3rd Sat per month9:00 am - 10:30 am Tue ThurHoly Mother Mission 19961 Live Oak Canyon Rd, Trabuco Canyon, CA - 92678949-326-3025Served on the streets 9:30am WedHomeless ChristianFellowship714-232-3287Sunday 12:30-1:30pm600 N. Main, Santa Ana, CA - 92701Proof of residence withincoverage areaEnglishProof of OC residenceEnglish, SpanishNoOnly serve 40 people perweek in immediate vicinity. English, SpanishYesHope ChristianChurch of Tustin1372 Irvine Blvd, Tustin, CA - 92780949-433-8292Hope LutheranChurch13841 Milton Ave, Westminster, CA - 92683714-895-38389:00 am - 1:00 pm 1st Fri permonth; brown bag 10:00 am2nd, 4th Thur per monthAnyPantry foods 9:00 - 11Fridays, fresh produce truckfirstPhoto ID585 S. Walnut Ave, Brea, CA - 92821714-529-18219:00 am - 1:00 pm Mon,Wed, Fri150 E. First Ave, La Habra, CA - 90631562-278-42829:00 am - 12:00 pm Sun143 S. Main St, Placentia, CA - 92670714-524-8830Thursdays 7pm - 9pm1500 E 17th st, Santa Ana, CA - 92705714-724-0805622 N. Gilbert St, Anaheim, CA - 92801714-350-11611725 North Main Street, Santa Ana, CA - 92706714-654-80377:00 pm - 9:00 pm Tue1st and 3rd Saturday 8am12pm1st Sat of month 9-5pmThursday 12pmHospitality Saturday(Bread of Angels)Iglesia Casa deOracionIglesia Cristiana VidaNuevaIglesia Manantial DeVidaIglesia Nueva VidaSBCIglesia VidaAbundanteIl Shim SeniorAssociationImmaculate Heart ofMary ChurchKing's WayFoursquare ChurchKnott AvenueChristian ChurchPantryKorean AmericanSeniors Association11462 Garden Grove Blvd, Garden Grove, CA - 92843714-539-99341100 S. Center St., Santa Ana, CA - 92704714-751-5335Groceries 12-3pm 1st Fri ofevery mo., Office hours10:am-3pm M-FGroceries 9:00 am - 12:00 pmMon - Fri600 W. Sixth St., Tustin, CA - 92780714-730-40541:00 pm - 1:30 pm Sun315 S. Knott Ave., Anaheim, CA - 92804714-527-51951:30 pm - 3:00 pm Thurs.9884 Garden Grove Blvd, Garden Grove, CA - 92844714-530-67059am-3pm M-F; Commodities:10am-12pm last Wed ofevery mo.NoAny, bring ID if possibleEnglishYesAnyEnglish, SpanishYesAnyEnglish, SpanishYesEnglishYesArabic, English, SpanishYesBring IDSeniors onlyAny, bring ID10:00 am - 12:00 pm 2nd,4th Mon, Fri per month562-905-97088am-5pm M-FAges 18 English, Spanish562-697-119910:00 am - 4:00 pm Tue ThurValid photo IDEnglish, Spanish7821 Walker St., La Palma, CA - 90623714-690-3353Orange County only.Monday, Wednesday Friday10a-12p 2nd Wednesdaymobile pantry11712 N. Hewes, Orange, CA - 928691916 Cypress Ave, Santa Ana, CA 9270710am-12pm M, W,FTuesday 7-8pmAnyAnyEnglish, sometimes SpanishEnglish, SpanishYesYes (limited)380 3rd St., Laguna Beach, CA - 92651714-633-5800949-933-6525949-464-9535 or 949497-244120652 Laguna Canyon Rd, Laguna Beach, CA 92651949-497-71218am-10:30 M-FAnyEnglish, SpanishYes949-548-7161714-539-123211am-4pm M, W, F6pm-7:30pm WedsAnyEnglish, SpanishYes714-651-6289Weds. 9am to noonAnyEnglish, SpanishYes714-534-64508am to noon and 12:30pm to3:30 Mondays thruWednesdays. 8am to noonProof of residency and CAand 12:30pm to 4pmID, emergency food only,must make an appointmentThursdays and Fridays.714-505-1457 (ask forChris)Tuesday, Wednesday 12-2pmEmergency Food Monday,Thursday, Friday 8-5pmLighthouse OutreachMinistries1885 Anaheim Ave, Costa Mesa, CA - 92627Living Springs9851 Bixby, Garden Grove, CA - 92841Living Word ChristianCenter8601 Western Ave, Buena Park, CA - 90620Lutheran SocialServicesEnglish, Spanish, Vietnamese714-449-1125La Habra CommunityResource Care Center 350 S Hillcrest St., La Habra, CA - 90631Laguna Food PantryYesServes La Habra low incomepersons. DocumentationRequired: Driver license orID and birth certificate ofproof of legal residence.English, KoreanKorean CommunityServices7212 Orangethorpe Avenue, Buena Park, CA - 90621La Habra CommunityCenter101 W. La Habra Blvd., La Habra, CA - 90631La Palma RecreationDeptLa Purisima TrinityGuildLa SemillaLaguna Beach SeniorCenterEnglish, Spanish12432 Ninth Street, Garden Grove, CA - 92840Main Place ChristianFellowship1190 N. Tustin St., Orange, CAYes11am-12:30pm M-F
Main Place ChristianFellowship, TheGood News Center1631 El Camino Real Unit A, Tustin, CA - 92780Maryâ s Kitchenâ “ Orange Cares517 W. Struck Ave, Orange, CA - 92866Mercy Warehouse,Vineyard CommunityChurch LagunaNiguel26732 El Lazo, Laguna Niguel, CA - 92677714-505-1734714-633-0444hot meals M-F 8am-2pmexcept Wednesday 10-2pm;Clients 9-3pmMeals Wednesday and Friday1-2pmAnyEnglish, sometimes SpanishMitzvah Meals atTemple Beth Sholom 2625 North Tustin Avenue, Santa Ana, CA - 927054-6pm on Mondays, 12-2pm949-910-0024Weds., 12-2pm FridaysAnyEnglish, Spanish714-628-4600, orMonica Engel at 949458-8732, or visithttp://www.tbsoc.com/Serves Anaheim, Buena Parkand Fullertonmitzvahmeals/New Wine Church714-526-06651425 S. Brookhurst, Fullerton, CA - 92833Ocean HillsCommunity Church 32222 Del Obispo, San Juan Capistrano, CA - 92675949-496-7411Orange County Food 11870 Monarch Street Garden Grove, Garden Grove, CA Bank92841714-897-6670Orange CountyRescue Mission:Women's & Men'sShelter & OutreachOrange ElderlyServices IncOrange HillsAssemblyOrangethorpeChristian ChurchOrangethorpe UnitedMethodistOrangewoodChildren'sFoundationOur Lady of The PillarChurchOne Hope Drive, Tustin, CA - 92782714-247-4300County Food Bank7am breakfast 11:45 lunch 6dinner M-FAny170 S Olive St, Orange, CA - 92866714-538-96332910 N Santiago Blvd, Orange, CA - 92867714-974-73332200 W. Orangethorpe Ave, Fullerton, CA - 92833714-871-34002351 West Orangethorpe Ave, Fullerton, CA - 92833714-526-83171575 E. 17th St., Santa Ana, CA - 92705714-619-0222Monday to Friday: 10am,noon, 2pm, and 4pm1622 W. 6th St., Santa Ana, CA - 92703714-543-1700Friday 2:30-3:30pm714-528-1438Emergency Food 9am-5pmMondays thru Fridays. Hotmeals 5:45pm Thursdays.EnglishYesmust be 60 years or olderand OC residentEnglish, SpanishLimitedAnyEnglish, SpanishNoAnyEnglishYesNoneFoster youth ready toemancipate or alreadyemancipatedEnglishAnyEnglishYesYesEnglish, translators available forother languagesYesPlacentia HumanServicesPraise Chapel900 S. Melrose St., Placentia, C
Food Insecurity: Orange County Statistics Orange County 12.7% food insecure 379,690 people food insecure Children and seniors make up 50% of food insecurity 181 million needed to end food insecurity 1 in 5 OC children face food insecurity California 17.4% food insecure 6.7 million people food insecure
