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Los Angeles Regional Food Bank

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Contact Los Angeles Regional Food Bank directly using any option below. These are Los Angeles Regional Food Bank's own opt-out channels.

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Current opt-out methods for Los Angeles Regional Food Bank mail

  1. Email request

    Use the Email option on this page and ask Los Angeles Regional Food Bank to stop promotional postal mail. Include the full name and mailing address you want removed. Copy the template below, fill the bracketed fields, and attach a photo of the mailer if you have one.

    If sending your opt-out request by email, use this helpful template for Los Angeles Regional Food Bank:

    Hello,
    
    I'm writing to request that Los Angeles Regional Food Bank permanently remove my address from all direct mail lists, including your internal house list and any rented or third-party lists used to source your mailings.
    
    The name and address to remove as they appear on a recently delivered unwanted mailer:
    
    [NAME]
    [ADDRESS]
    [CITY ST ZIP]
    
    A few notes for your direct mail team:
    
    • I have never subscribed to marketing communications from Los Angeles Regional Food Bank.
    • Since I haven't opted in with you directly, the source is most likely a rented or co-op list. Please also flag this address with your list partners so it's suppressed at the source.
    
    Please confirm in writing once the suppression is complete. I've attached an image of the mailer for reference.
    
    Thank you,
    [NAME]

    Replace the bracketed fields ([NAME], [ADDRESS], [CITY ST ZIP]) before sending. Attach a photo of the mailer if you have one, and keep the reply for your records.

  2. PaperKarma app

    Photograph the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank appeal. PaperKarma files the opt-out for you.

    Once you opt out of this sender, you can opt out of 100,000+ other mailers in the same app.

  3. Phone

    Call Los Angeles Regional Food Bank at +1-323-234-3030. Ask them to stop fundraising mail for the name and address on the mailer.

    A phone request can take 5 to 10 minutes or longer, depending on the phone tree, hold time, and whether they offer a callback.

What to Expect After Opting Out

  • Allow 8 to 12 weeks. Print runs are scheduled in advance. An appeal already labeled can still arrive.
  • Receipts are separate. Stopping fundraising mail does not stop a donor receipt if you gave.
  • A later list add-back can start it again. A later gift or volunteer signup can put the address back on.

Why Do You Receive Los Angeles Regional Food Bank Mail?

The Los Angeles Regional Food Bank has moved food in L.A. County since 1973. The mission is to mobilize community resources so no one in the county goes hungry. They now serve about 1 million people a month, move about 4 million pounds of food a week, and count more than 1.6 billion meals since the start. One in four people in the county is food-insecure. Warehouses sit on East 41st Street in Los Angeles and in the City of Industry. Privacy says they do not rent or sell names, and they will not mail for another group. The leftover mail is a fundraising appeal, not a pantry box.

You get that mail if you gave, volunteered, joined the list, or landed on a donor file. A later gift can put the address back on.

How to Prevent General Junk Mail Proactively

  1. DMAchoice

    DMAchoice is the Association of National Advertisers' mail preference service. An $8 registration asks about 1,100 participating national companies to suppress your address from prospect promotional mail for 10 years. It does not cover local mailers, charity appeals, companies you already buy from, or occupant / current-resident saturation mail. Allow 90 days or longer.

    NOTE: DMAchoice will not stop mail from Los Angeles Regional Food Bank as it is not an active member of the ANA.

  2. OptOutPrescreen

    OptOutPrescreen is the official Consumer Credit Reporting Industry site. It lets you opt out of firm offers of credit and insurance for 5 years or permanently.

    NOTE: OptOutPrescreen will not opt you out of Los Angeles Regional Food Bank mail. It only covers prescreened credit card and insurance offers.

  3. PaperKarma

    For local and regional mailers, coupon packs, charity donation requests, and the large share of junk mail that DMAchoice does not cover, the PaperKarma app has the largest U.S. registry, with over 100,000 mailers on file.

Your Data Privacy Rights (CCPA & Beyond)

A promotional opt-out stops Los Angeles Regional Food Bank marketing mail. It does not always stop the underlying address from being shared. If you live in a state with an active consumer privacy law (California’s CCPA and several others), you can request access to or deletion of your personal information, and you can opt out of sale, share, or targeted advertising.

Go to the Privacy Policy page, or call +1-323-234-3030, and ask for a deletion or do-not-share request, and to opt out of postal solicitation.

Frequently asked questions

How long until Los Angeles Regional Food Bank mail stops?

Allow 8 to 12 weeks. Print runs are scheduled in advance. If an appeal arrives during that window, it was likely already printed and labeled before your request was processed. Donor receipts can still arrive if you gave.

How do I stop Los Angeles Regional Food Bank mail for a previous resident?

Call Los Angeles Regional Food Bank at +1-323-234-3030 and include that person’s name and this address, or use the PaperKarma app to scan the mailer, mark the recipient as a previous resident, and submit the opt-out. Do not mark the person as deceased unless they are deceased.

Will Los Angeles Regional Food Bank mail stop if I move?

Not automatically. Marketing lists are tied to a specific name and address. A USPS forward can send a few more packets to the new address. Call again for the new address, or use the PaperKarma app there.

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