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🚀 2026, here we come! APIFM is proud to start the new year and continue a long-standing partnership with Asian Pacific Health Care Venture (APHCV). 🤝 Since 2020, APIFM has partnered with APHCV to provide delivery support that helps bring fresh, nutritious produce to communities across Los Angeles.🚛 Our Distribution Coordinators pick up produce from our aggregate partner, Food Forward, early on Wednesdays and deliver it to designated APHCV distribution sites, including El Monte, Los Feliz, and St. Columban Church.Through APIFM’s delivery support, APHCV is able to increase access to fresh and healthy food for low-income and underserved communities who face barriers to obtaining fresh fruits and vegetables. By ensuring that produce is delivered safely and on time, APIFM supports APHCV’s efforts to provide nutritious food that can contribute to improved health and wellbeing. This partnership also supports food security, helps reduce food waste, and strengthens community partnerships by ensuring that surplus produce is redirected to community members instead of being discarded.2025 proved to be a particularly challenging year for many Angelenos, but APIFM remains committed to supporting APHCV’s important work in the new year and helping maintain consistent access to healthy food for the communities they serve. 💚...@aphcv_healthcenters @foodrootsla #FoodJustice #HealthyEating #FoodSecurity #EndFoodWaste #NutritionAccess #CommunityHealth … See MoreSee Less

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Our team recently returned to Carson in partnership with Malamalama Ole Lalolagi (MOL) Church for another impactful distribution. 💚 This event featured fresh produce and coconut milk made possible through SCAN Health Plan funding, along with taro leaves purchased from Alma Backyard Farm thanks to support from the LA Food Equity Fund. 🥬🥥 ✨ A special highlight of the day was the taro leaf taste test (known as palusami in Samoan and lu in Tongan), deliciously baked in coconut milk by Joel and Isa Fonua. Community members had the chance to enjoy a cherished staple of the Pacific Islander diet. 🌺 We also distributed mochi pancake mix, generously donated by Every Day Action, adding an extra treat for families to enjoy this season. 🎁 Throughout the event, attendees shared their gratitude and appreciation for both the variety and quality of items offered. Despite recent changes to funding and a shift to less frequent distributions, the warmth and welcoming energy from the MOL community remains strong. Their generosity continues to inspire us, and we look forward to continuing to serve and support them. ✨
🌺 Celebrating Community and Culture in Carson 🌺
🌱🚛 On November 25th, APIFM's Food Roots Harvest (FRH) team and the Chinatown Library's Teen Council collaborated to serve elderly and underserved community members in Chinatown. Amidst the ongoing uncertainty of SNAP benefits, people are having to choose between paying for rent or paying for food. The FRH team sources culturally relevant produce along with eggs from our network of local farmers to help provide a source of nutritious food. Chinatown Librarian, Lynn Nguyen, organizes the Teen Council to pack the bags and then deliver them to multiple single resident occupancy (SRO) buildings throughout the community. Each bag is hand delivered to residents who are homebound, face transportation challenges, or are busy working and unable to pick up the bags at the library. Special thanks to the youth, community volunteers, community based organizations such as SEACA and CCED, and funders who make this possible. 🙌
🌱 Collaboration in Action: Feeding Homebound Residents 🌱
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