Our Mission

Grace Diner, in Culver City, is dedicated to providing hot, nutritious meals and supplemental groceries to those most affected by food and nutritional insecurity. We provide a safe, non-judgmental place for the unhoused and working poor of our community to obtain meals, water, and necessary supplies. We strive to offer unwavering kindness and compassion to a population that is often underserved and overlooked by society. 

Grace Diner is a 501c3 (EIN46-5058093) and is one hundred percent volunteer-based, so all donations to us go directly toward purchasing food and supplies.

We are open Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays (unless otherwise noted at the front table) from 3:30-5 pm.

Community Resource Fairs (in conjunction with Better Angels) are held on the second Wednesday of each month to provide access to service agencies such as DPSS, housing options, free phones, and more.

There are no requirements needed to get food at the Diner (i.e., no IDs or permanent addresses will be checked).

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Grace Diner is an award-winning food distribution program that collaborates with the Culver City Government, Better Angels, Food Cycle LA, Culver Palms YMCA, and many other local organizations to feed and support the unhoused community.

Flyer for Grace Diner, a community food resource, with strawberries and a food cycle logo. Contains details about hours, location in Culver City, CA, and contact information, along with a note advising to check hours and availability before visiting.
People in a kitchen serving food, with plates being filled from a tray of pasta, during a food distribution event.
Lisa standing behind a table with fresh fruit and juice pitchers, in a setting with brick walls and a black wire fence in the background.
People volunteering to prepare and distribute food and supplies at a community event outside a brick building.