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What We Do

Our Programs

Food. Recovery. Rights. Three ways we're impacting communities and impacting lives, meeting Angelenos where they are, with no ID and no judgment required.

Eat Manna distribution tables stocked with produce boxes under tents Neighbors in line at an Eat Manna grocery distribution Boxes of groceries ready for families
Program 01 · No ID Required

Eat Manna Food Pantry

Groceries every Wednesday, plus the 1st & 3rd Saturday, in Inglewood. No ID, no paperwork, no questions.

2025: 16,248 families · 778,178 lbs of food · 76 open days · about 1,200 families a week

Healing Bridges team member holding Narcan beside fentanyl test strip packets Healing Bridges resource table at a community event HLAT outreach booth at a resource fair
Program 02 · Harm Reduction

Healing Bridges

Narcan training, overdose response, and fentanyl test strips delivered where people already gather, from Skid Row's Weekly Feed the Soul to resource fairs and community events, with warm handoffs into treatment and MAT services.

2025: 1,440 Narcan trainings · 500+ Narcan distributions at Feed the Soul alone

Presenter leading a Mercy Seat Know Your Rights workshop Workshop leader speaking to attendees Attendees seated at a community workshop
Program 03 · Know Your Rights

Mercy Seat Immigration & Advocacy

Leadership development and rights education for every Angeleno, regardless of immigration status. Mercy Seat runs Know Your Rights workshops in partnership with local churches and community centers across L.A.

Community workshops city-wide · leadership development track

In the Field

Programs in Action