Los Angeles, CA, July 18, 2026 —

Food Access LA, a non-profit organization, has introduced a new Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) box delivery program designed to serve CalFresh recipients across Los Angeles.

The initiative aims to improve access to fresh produce for eligible individuals by delivering boxes directly to their homes. The produce distributed through this program originates from the Atwater Village and Crenshaw farmers markets.

This new service is particularly intended to benefit seniors, individuals with disabilities, and others who might face difficulties in physically attending farmers’ markets. By offering home delivery, Food Access LA seeks to bridge the gap for those with mobility challenges or time constraints.

Furthermore, the program endeavors to challenge the perception that farmers’ markets are not a viable option for low-income residents. The organization hopes to demonstrate that fresh, locally sourced produce can be made accessible to all community members, regardless of their economic status or physical ability.

Details regarding the specific timeline for the program’s full rollout or the exact number of recipients expected to benefit were not immediately available. The contractor’s name for the delivery service was also not provided.



Story summarized from the original created by Robert Garrova on laist.com, see more information here.

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