Jacob Emrani's 'Supper Bowl' to Donate Thousands of Meals

For every point scored in the big game, 60 meals will be donated to fight food insecurity across Los Angeles.

Published on Feb. 8, 2026

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The Law Offices of Jacob Emrani is hosting the annual 'Supper Bowl' in partnership with the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank, donating 60 meals for every point scored during the Super Bowl to provide support for families facing food insecurity in Los Angeles.

Why it matters

With food insecurity continuing to impact communities across Los Angeles, this initiative aims to leverage the excitement of the Super Bowl to drive immediate aid and support to those who need it most in the city.

The details

The Supper Bowl will donate 60 meals to the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank for every point scored during the Super Bowl game. This is the 60th Super Bowl, so the initiative is designed to provide thousands of meals to families in need across Los Angeles communities.

  • The Super Bowl will take place on February 9, 2026.

The players

Jacob Emrani

The founder of the Law Offices of Jacob Emrani, which is hosting the annual 'Supper Bowl' initiative.

Los Angeles Regional Food Bank

The non-profit organization partnering with the Law Offices of Jacob Emrani to distribute the donated meals across Los Angeles.

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What they’re saying

“Los Angeles shows up for each other, and this is our way to show up too. Every point scored becomes 60 meals for families who need support right now. Super Bowl Sunday is about community, and we're proud to team up with the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank to turn the big game into big help across our city.”

— Jacob Emrani, Founder, Law Offices of Jacob Emrani

What’s next

The Law Offices of Jacob Emrani and the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank will distribute the donated meals to families in need across Los Angeles communities in the weeks following the Super Bowl.

The takeaway

By leveraging the excitement and viewership of the Super Bowl, the Supper Bowl initiative demonstrates how major sporting events can be catalysts for driving meaningful community support and providing immediate aid to those facing food insecurity.