Help Me Help You continued to support more vulnerable residents in 2024 by feeding approximately 66,000 residents, an additional 3,000 more.

Despite the end of federal pandemic aid, soaring food prices, and a spike in food insecurity, Help Me Help You continued to combat hunger

Long Beach, California – In a grand opening event, city officials will welcome all residents in need to receive free nutritious groceries...

See how you can utilize these free life-changing services and how you can take action to give back to your community in need.

Is your blood pressure rising each time you shop or see the news? It’s little wonder with headlines like, “Inflation surges to a 40-year...

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints donates food to Help Me Help You to feed Long Beach residents in need.

2021 was a difficult year for most with some more impacted by the ongoing pandemic than others. Through these challenges, Help Me Help...

Cardboard boxes are stacked so high, they almost reach the ceiling beams. Somewhere buried between the mounds of non-perishables sits a...

Long Beach, California – City of Long Beach supports Long Beach Food Pantry Delivery to deliver free nutritious groceries to the homes of...

From an early age she was driven to overcome the challenges of how to run a successful non-profit dedicated to Serving the Underserved.

Help Me Help You (HMHY) launches Nutrition Knights school food pantries program to help combat growing cases of child hunger in Long Beach.

New rules and a stimulus package mean individuals may receive up to $234 per month for CalFresh and a family of four as much as $782.

Help Me Help You (HMHY) launches new food pantry location at Cesar Chavez Elementary School commencing 3rd February, 2021.