Thank you to our sweet and gracious volunteers: Debbie, Linda, Adrian, Sam, Roslyn, Dermont & David from #AmericanGoldStarManor who helped us distribute free fresh and nutritious groceries to residents in need at this location. Register to volunteer at helpmehelpu.org/volunteer

Feed your family free groceries at one of our 11 Long Beach, CA grocery grab-n-go locations. For schedules visit helpmehelpu.org/ggng #foodpantry #helpmehelpyou_lb  #grocerygrabngo  #nutritionknights #cityoflongbeachrecoveryact

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In the news: For a Good Cause: Help Me Help You provides groceries, resources to Long Beach community presstelegram.com/2023/08/03/for… #presstelegram #gruniongazettes #helpmehelpyou_lb

Free groceries to be distributed twice a month at McKinley Elementary in North Long Beach sigtrib.com/free-groceries…

Help Me Help You continues to feed over 60,000 Long Beach residents in need, including 20,000 seniors and 16,500 children. That's 8,000 more than the previous year. They also introduced more services to help transition lives to self-sufficiency. Read more: lnkd.in/gRj9Kiav

Free online nutrition training! Learn how to Eat Healthy On A Budget -Free video and resources (several languages). Provided by Help Me Help You with support from the City of Long Beach Recovery Act. Register now by scanning the QR code or visiting helpmehelpu.org/healtheducation

Free online nutrition education training! Learn how to Eat Healthy On A Budget with the Free video and resources. Register now to get immediate access by scanning the QR code or visiting helpmehelpu.org/healtheducation.

Help Me Help You has received a grant from Albertsons Foundation's #NourishingNeighbors Program and O Organics to tackle food insecurity. This will help feed our Long Beach residents in need free nutritious groceries via our 11 Grocery Grab N Go schools & community locations.

Get Free Groceries Home-Delivered To Seniors & Persons With Disabilities in Long Beach, CA youtu.be/Sdl3dsgKGrA?si… via YouTube

Food insecurity is on the rise and disproportionately affects seniors and people with disabilities. A small tax- deductible donation of $20 will help feed a person in need for a week with nutritious groceries. Donate now: at helpmehelpu.org/donate-now or text 4Food to 53555.

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Help feed our most vulnerable seniors and persons with disabilities, who can't access food pantries. Your donation will cover the delivery costs for free groceries home-delivered. Ensure no one goes hungry. Donate at givebutter.com/lbfpd or helpmehelpu.org/givingtuesday #givebutter

Many food-insecure seniors and Persons with Disabilities go hungry because they can't access food pantries. You can change that! Even a small tax-deductible donation of $20 makes a big difference. Ensure no one goes hungry donate now givebutter.com/lbfpd

IMPORTANT NOTICE: THOSE AFFECTED BY THE LA FIRES AND HAVE RELOCATED TO THE SOUTH BAY CAN GET FREE GROCERIES & ENROLLMENT FOR PUBLIC BENEFITS. Get free and nutritious groceries twice weekly (4 locations per week) via 10 Long Beach Locations and free enrollment to public benefits.

Are you getting CalFresh? Do you live in an area impacted by the recent wildfires or power outages? Individuals and families can now buy prepared or hot foods with CalFresh at stores that accept EBT/SUN Bucks through February 8. For FREE enrollment assistance call 562 612 5001.

We’re in the news! The Long Beach Press-Telegram spotlighted our 5th Annual Healthy Habits Festival 📅 Sept 17 – Oct 10 at 6 Long Beach, CA schools Free groceries, goodie bags & wellness vendors - all for our community in need! 👉 Full story: helpmehelpu.org/media