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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Brown Bag Food Distribution Sign-In Sheet in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the 'Agency Name' and 'Account Number' at the top of the form. This information helps identify your organization.
  3. Next, input the 'Distribution Date' to record when the food distribution occurs. This is crucial for tracking purposes.
  4. In the section labeled 'Number of people in Household', fill in the number of individuals residing at your address. Use the provided fields to indicate numbers from 1 to 25.
  5. Complete your address details, including 'Zip Code', ensuring accurate delivery and communication.
  6. Finally, sign in the designated area labeled 'Signature'. This confirms your participation and agreement with the distribution process.

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The Los Angeles Regional Food Bank is no stranger to celebrity volunteers, and the COVID-19 pandemic saw many familiar faces step up to help those in need during the crisis.
211 LA is a central source for information on health and human service referrals in LA County. To get help on food and other needs, call 211 or (800) 339-6993 or visit the website here.
The core work of the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank is to acquire nutritious food from a variety of sources and to make sure it ends up in the hands of those who need it most. Since 1973, our mission has remained the same: we mobilize resources to fight hunger in our community.
Specifically, food banks often need items like: Peanut butter. Canned soup. Canned fruit. Canned vegetables. Canned stew. Canned fish. Canned beans. Pasta (most prefer whole grain)
211 LA is a central source for information on health and human service referrals in LA County. To get help on food and other needs, call 211 or (800) 339-6993 or visit the website here. Food Oasis LA is a free food directory connecting people needing food to nearby food pantries and meals.

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Anyone who needs extra help affording food can visit a food pantry or meal program. Some pantries or programs may have additional requirements, like living in a certain area.
CalFresh can help eligible individuals and families with their food budget and put healthy food on the table. CalFresh benefits are given through an electronic benefit transfer (EBT) card, which works like a debit card. Most grocery stores, corner stores and farmers market accept EBT.
A growing number of food banks are addressing this issue by moving into a new model of food banking. In addition to distributing free food via pantries, they are making grocery-store style shopping available an approach that requires food banks to charge at least modest fees to clients.

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