Ghost, the Swedish rock band, has embraced the holiday spirit by teaming up with the YMCA’s FeedLA program to provide free meals to those in need in Los Angeles. They launched their initiative using a custom vehicle called the Skele-Bot, which made its rounds in the Inglewood community on December 19, 2025.
The FeedLA program aims to assist vulnerable households by distributing essential supplies like food. Ghost shared a video of the Skele-Bot in action on social media, spreading joy and support during this chilly season.
In a heartfelt statement, Ghost highlighted the importance of community, saying, “We all share more similarities than differences. Let’s not forget each other’s basic needs.” They reiterated the spirit of togetherness, especially during holidays, inviting everyone to come together as one.
FeedLA has its roots in the pressing need for food security. Statistics show that nearly 1 in 6 households in Los Angeles County faces food insecurity. Programs like FeedLA play a crucial role in addressing this issue, providing not just meals but also hope and solidarity.
Ghost’s charitable efforts remind us that music and community can unite us, especially in tough times. This partnership not only provides food but also fosters a sense of belonging in the community. To learn more about initiatives like this, you can check out the official YMCA FeedLA website.
