Parking is severely limited, rent is high, and trucks are parked off site for security reasons. It lacks the space to conduct classes and Bible studies.

We feed people from the entire Inland Empire. The majority come from Chino, Chino Hills, Pomona, and south Ontario. Growth allows more people to be fed. In addition to this, the expansion plan opens up the ability for a prayer and counseling room, teaching financial concepts, Bible studies, health training, and self sustaining gardening.

A new location with a building we own—ready to serve this area for years to come.

We have a goal of raising approximately $4M to include property purchase, construction, relocation expenses for a new warehouse.

FFLM would like to buy a warehouse so we can save the money now going toward the cost of rent. We need a 10-thousand square foot facility with a fenced yard, which will cost over $4 million in Chino. Please contact Al Vande Steeg at 909.553.6189 if you own a warehouse, you know of a warehouse, or if you would like to contribute to the purchase of a warehouse.