WESTERN EAGLE FOUNDATION-PROGRAMS
Food Pantry
Food pantry is open the following dates: September 18th, October 2nd, October 16th, and October 30th from 10:00 am to 1:pm. Staples of canned and dry goods are provided, as well as nutritious vegetables, fruits and other if available from food stock. Each recipient must be registered by completing self-certification form and proof of income for eligibility. We care about reducing food insecurity and serve more than 500 families a month.
Food Bank
Western Eagle has 44,000 square feet of space and capacity to handle large donations and inventory from the food industry. Western Eagle promptly stores, refrigerates, or freezes food inventory and can safely process food inventory into family-sized portions in its reclamation department. Every week, local food pantries, other nonprofit agencies providing hunger relief and faith-based organizations pick up pallets of food at the Western Eagle drive-thru and transport to distribution sites in the outlying and rural areas of Riverside County, San Bernardino County and San Diego County.
Working together Western Eagle helps to fill neighbors’ plates.
If interested in this program, please call Western Eagle at (951) 695-7206 and ask for Steve, Operational Manager or email at sjcjohnson6@gmail.com
1.9M pounds Transported Annually
Families Served Annually: 108,300
Customized Food Boxes
In store, food box containing staples of canned and dry goods, proteins and a selection of fruits, vegetables, and breads for families who have limited resources but do not qualify for government assistance. Available seven days a week during store hours so no one needs to go hungry.
Available:
Monday-Friday 9-5:15
Saturday-Sunday 9-4:15
Clients Served Annually: 14,400
“My family is very large and all my life we have struggled to find places to shop that are reasonably priced. During the pandemic it was more difficult than ever to find accessible essentials. We practically depended on the food boxes you provided. It was such a relief to find a place that had groceries that could last all of us for more than a week. Being able to walk in and have people helping find what you need was such a relief. Having over five children to shop for, it can be stressful remembering what to get, your workers were there to ease that struggle. In addition to the good prices on food, access to cheap health and beauty products are easier than ever to get. Your organization has helped not only my family, but many of our friends and relatives as well.”
Work Development
Western Eagle Foundation’s program for volunteer youth, young adults, seniors, individuals with disabilities, veterans, those in recovery programs or needed community service hours, enabling them to move forward toward their goals and increase their skill set in stocking, packing, and shelving, sorting, pricing, cashiering, customer service, work ethics and business policies and procedures.