• Albertsons and Vons Foundation in Southern California
• Arts District Little Tokyo Neighborhood Council
• Asian Pacific Environmental Network (APEN)
• Beim Foundation
• Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
• California Community Foundation
• Capital Group
• Inclusive Action for the City
• Independence at Home (IAH), a SCAN community service
• Nielsen Foundation
• Southern California Edison (SCE)
• The Seaver Institute
• Wilshire Center Koreatown Neighborhood Council
• United Nations Association – Pasadena Chapter

Community Based Organizations:

• API Equality-LA: 15 CSA bags with fresh produce and eggs for low-income, immune compromised LGBTQIA individuals.
• API Mental Health Alliance (Alliance): APIFM is working to provide fresh fruits and veggies to Alliance’s four housing sites. These housing sites provide comprehensive, community-based, culturally and linguistically appropriate therapeutic interventions for over 60 Asian and Pacific Islander adults with severe and persistent mental illness. They are incorporating the produce into meals and healthy snacks.
• Chinatown HEAL: APIFM is providing 52 CSA bags per week at no cost to low-income seniors from our HEAL program at 2 housing sites in Chinatown and also making individual deliveries to people’s homes from Elysian Valley to San Gabriel Valley.
• Hawai’i’s Daughter Guild of California: APIFM made a one time donation of 30 CSA bags with fresh produce and eggs, canned/shelf stable goods, and cleaning supplies for Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander families in need.
• Koreatown HEAL: 30 CSA bags with fresh produce and eggs for seniors, low-income families, and immune compromised individuals in Koreatown and Historic Filipinotown.
• LA-Más: APIFM is delivering 75 CSA bags to LA-Más so that they can provide them at no cost to low-income families living in Elysian Valley and other parts of Northeast L.A.
• Little Tokyo Service Center (LTSC): 76 CSA bags with fresh produce and eggs for seniors and low-income families served by LTSC.
• South Asian Network (SAN): 20 CSA bags with fresh produce for local South Asian families in need.
• Southeast Asian Community Alliance (SEACA)/Chinatown Community for Equitable Development (CCED): 55 CSA bags with fresh produce and eggs for low-income families in Chinatown.
• Sustaining Independent Lives with Vital Empowering Resources (SILVER): APIFM is working to provide fresh eggs and fruits so that SILVER can supplement groceries bags of shelf stable foods and distribute them to home bound API seniors.

Schools:

• Garvey Head-start Program: 45 CSA bags of fresh produce and eggs for Asian and Latinx families in need.
• Hillcrest Elementary: 20 CSA bags of fresh produce and eggs for low-income families in need

Faith Institutions:

• Dominguez Samoan Congregational Christian Church: 15 CSA bags with fresh produce and eggs for local Samoan families in need.
• First Baptist Church of Alhambra: 30 CSA bags with fresh produce and eggs for local families in need.
• First United Methodist Church of Bellflower: 30 CSA bags with fresh produce and eggs for local Tongan families in need.
• Malamalama Ole Lalolagi Congregational Christian Church: 60 CSA bags with fresh produce and eggs for local Pacific Islander families in need.
• Marshallese Ministry of Orange County: 30 30 CSA bags with fresh produce and eggs for low-income Marshallese and Pacific Islander families in need.
• St. Ignatius of Loyola Catholic Church: 30 CSA bags with fresh produce and eggs for low-income Latinx, Vietnamese, and Filipinx families in need.

Small Businesses:

• JOY Restaurant: You can support by ordering take-out. Please be sure to check their website for updates.
• Pine and Crane: You can support by ordering take-out. Please be sure to check their website for updates.
• porridge + puffs: You can support by ordering take-out. Please be sure to check their website for updates.
• Yang’s Kitchen: They have started a community market where you can purchase fresh and local raw meats, eggs, bread, prepared foods, canned goods, desserts, and produce from our Food Roots program.