South Los Angeles nonprofit community staple stepping up to make sure hundreds don't go hungry

BySid Garcia

Friday, April 24, 2020

South LA community staple provides groceries for hundreds

A Place Called Home nonprofit services South Los Angeles' youth, but during the coronavirus pandemic, they've teamed up with the LA Regional Food Bank and private donors to help feed hundreds of local families with grocery delivery and bags of food.

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