Five Key Facts About Food Insecurity: There is no single face of food insecurity. The need for food assistance varies among children, seniors, college students, people with disabilities, veterans, the working poor, people experiencing homelessness, and others. Food insecurity is often episodic and cyclical. People may require food assistance a single time, for a few […]
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Read moreNutrition Guidelines Before donating food, please read our nutrition guidelines, which ensure that the food we distribute will help provide a balanced diet for the people our agencies serve. View guidelines Nutrition Guidelines × With chronic conditions such as type 2 diabetes, heart disease, and obesity on the rise, we take seriously our role in […]
Read moreCode Date Guidelines Are you wondering if the food you want to donate is okay for distribution? View chart Code Date Guidelines × (Scroll right to view site details) *Baby Food can be used up to six months past code date per United States Department of Agriculture, but Westside Food Bank’s policy is to use […]
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