Corporate Sponsors

fbsc volunteer small group croppedThe Foodbank has numerous corporate and organizational food drives and volunteer programs. Corporate leaders are pleased to have their employees learn about the potential harm that hunger creates; such as  learning deficiencies among young children, illness among the elderly and diminished productivity of workers.  Corporate employees and volunteers learn firsthand the tremendous impact that their participation and donations make in the lives of impoverished children, families and seniors in our community.

Corporate food drives continue to provide hundreds of thousands of pounds of food for our distribution network. Successful food drives are conducted right here in the community by compassionate businesses and their employees and patrons.

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The Foodbank sincerely thanks the following businesses and organizations for their Food Drive support:

Group Food Drive Date(s) Pounds
Adecco Oct-11 to Nov-11 8,960
Bank of America) Dec-11 to Jan-12 250
Beverly Hills Transfer and Storage Dec-11 to present 2,350
Carson High School Dec-11 1,400
Carson Post Office May-12 11,400
CEVA Logistics Nov-11 to Dec-11 4,100
CMMA Nov-11 950
Contractor’s State License Board Nov-11 to Dec-11 1,300
Curves Mar-12 to Apr-12 2,420
Custom and Border Protection Jun-12 to Aug-12 1,250
Doubletree Hotel Nov-11 to Dec-11 2,750
Factory Restaurant Nov-11 to Feb-12 850
G & G Studios Nov-11 to Dec-11 1,300
Hankyu International Transport Nov-11 to Dec-11 2,550
Harbor City Post Office May-12 11,400
Harbor Occupational Center Dec-11 300
International Right of Way Association Mar-12 to Apr-12 1,000
Irwin Industries Nov-11 850
Junior League of Long Beach Dec-11 900
Legacy Partners Nov-11 to Dec-11 760
Long Beach Emblem Club Dec-11 1,500
Long Beach Harvest Festival Sept-11 4,400
Long Beach Home Owners Associations Nov-11 to Dec-11 2,500
Memorial Care Medical Group Nov-11 to Dec-11 2,600
Milano Apartments Oct-11 to Dec-11 2,600
Millikan High School May-12 to Jun-12 288
National Association of Insurance & Financial Advisors Nov-11 1,250
Occidental Petroleum Nov-11 800
Office Depot Nov-11 3,900
Office Team Aug-11 1,000
Petco Nov-11 1,600
Ryder Transportation Oct-11 to Dec-11 450
Social Security Administration Jul-12 to Aug-12 2,076
State Board of Equalization Nov-11 to Jan-12 2,400
System Services of America Sep-11 to Nov-11 2,502
Time Out for Women May-12 12,000
U.S. General Services Administration Jul-12 to Aug-12 850
United Parcel Service Dec-11 7,200
Veteran Affairs of Long Beach Sep-11 2,000
Wave Front Technology May-12 2,000

The Foodbank sincerely thanks the following groups for spearheading “Volunteer Days” at The Foodbank for their employees, families, students and constituencies:

Boeing Jun-11
Boeing C-17 Leadership Sept-11
Church of Christ Dec-11
CSULB Alpha Pi Omega Nov-11
CSULB Volunteers Dec-11
Gahr High School Red Cross Club Dec-11
General Mills Nov-11
Girl Scouts Jun-12
Greater Long Beach Church of Christ Nov-11
Johnson Controls, Inc. Jul-12
Junior League of Long Beach Dec-11
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The Foodbank is honored to work in partnership with community wide appeals that benefit the hungry in our community:

Feinstein Foundation – Help the Hungry/End Hunger Campaign