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notes: We can help! Second Harvest Food Bank is a non-profit agency that collects and distributes nutritious, high-quality food to help feed people who cannot afford to buy groceries. Low-income people of all ages are welcome, regardless of immigration status. Every food recipient is treated with dignity and respect. Individuals and Families: Call 1-800-984-3663. The call is free. The food is free. Hunger hurts. Second Harvest Food Bank can help. Following are programs which serve as vehicles for feeding people. Partners in Need provides food assistance to low-income Food Bank volunteers. Call 1-800-984-FOOD (3663) for information about registration times and locations. Photo identification and proof of household income is requested to register. Food Assistance Program provides a variety of grocery items to hundreds of non-profit agencies in Santa Clara and San Mateo county neighborhoods. These hot meal programs, emergency food pantries and shelters serve a culturally diverse clientele of individuals, families with children and seniors. Call 1-800-984-FOOD (3663) for a referral to food resources near you. Operation Brown Bag is a self-help program that gives low-income seniors a weekly bag of groceries. Seniors must be 60 and older or 55 and disabled. For locations and how to register, call 1-800-984-FOOD (3663). (You may also volunteer for Operation Brown Bag.) Family Harvest provides monthly groceries to low-income families with minor dependent children. For locations and how to register, call 1-800-984-FOOD (3663). (You may also volunteer for Family Harvest in Santa Clara County or San Mateo County.) Second Harvest Food Bank of Santa Clara and San Mateo Counties is a private non-profit organization that collects and distributes more than 30 million pounds of food each year to low-income children, adults and seniors. The Food Bank currently serves an average of 162,000 individuals each month; nearly 60% are families with dependent children. Click here to see how we work. Our Mission Providing food for people in need in our community. Brief History The Food Bank, Inc. of Santa Clara County was formed in 1974 by Economic and Social Opportunities, and incorporated as a non-profit agency in 1979. In 1988, the San Mateo County Food Bank merged with The Food Bank, Inc. of Santa Clara County to become Second Harvest Food Bank of Santa Clara and San Mateo Counties. Second Harvest Food Bank is a certified member of America's Second Harvest, a network of food banks and food distribution programs in the United States. This membership allows Second Harvest Food Bank to cooperate with other member food banks, to receive food from national corporate food donors, and to benefit from national publicity and mutual support. In 1992, Second Harvest Food Bank moved into a new 65,000 square foot warehouse in San Jose which serves as its main food distribution center. In June of 1995, the Peninsula Distribution Center began serving San Mateo County in a newly renovated 22,000 square foot warehouse in San Carlos. -> Individuals and Families: Call 1-800-984-3663. The call is free. The food is free. We can help! Second Harvest Food Bank is a non-profit agency that collects and distributes nutritious, high-quality food to help feed people who cannot afford to buy groceries. Low-income people of all ages are welcome, regardless of immigration status. Every food recipient is treated with dignity and respect. Individuals and Families: Call 1-800-984-3663. The call is free. The food is free. Hunger hurts. Second Harvest Food Bank can help. Following are programs which serve as vehicles for feeding people. Partners in Need provides food assistance to low-income Food Bank volunteers. Call 1-800-984-FOOD (3663) for information about registration times and locations. Photo identification and proof of household income is requested to register. Food Assistance Program provides a variety of grocery items to hundreds of non-profit agencies in Santa Clara and San Mateo county neighborhoods. These hot meal programs, emergency food pantries and shelters serve a culturally diverse clientele of individuals, families with children and seniors. Call 1-800-984-FOOD (3663) for a referral to food resources near you. Operation Brown Bag is a self-help program that gives low-income seniors a weekly bag of groceries. Seniors must be 60 and older or 55 and disabled. For locations and how to register, call 1-800-984-FOOD (3663). (You may also volunteer for Operation Brown Bag.) Family Harvest provides monthly groceries to low-income families with minor dependent children. For locations and how to register, call 1-800-984-FOOD (3663). (You may also volunteer for Family Harvest in Santa Clara County or San Mateo County.) Second Harvest Food Bank of Santa Clara and San Mateo Counties is a private non-profit organization that collects and distributes more than 30 million pounds of food each year to low-income children, adults and seniors. The Food Bank currently serves an average of 162,000 individuals each month; nearly 60% are families with dependent children. Click here to see how we work. Our Mission Providing food for people in need in our community. Brief History The Food Bank, Inc. of Santa Clara County was formed in 1974 by Economic and Social Opportunities, and incorporated as a non-profit agency in 1979. In 1988, the San Mateo County Food Bank merged with The Food Bank, Inc. of Santa Clara County to become Second Harvest Food Bank of Santa Clara and San Mateo Counties. Second Harvest Food Bank is a certified member of America's Second Harvest, a network of food banks and food distribution programs in the United States. This membership allows Second Harvest Food Bank to cooperate with other member food banks, to receive food from national corporate food donors, and to benefit from national publicity and mutual support. In 1992, Second Harvest Food Bank moved into a new 65,000 square foot warehouse in San Jose which serves as its main food distribution center. In June of 1995, the Peninsula Distribution Center began serving San Mateo County in a newly renovated 22,000 square foot warehouse in San Carlos.
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notes: We can help! Second Harvest Food Bank is a non-profit agency that collects and distributes nutritious, high-quality food to help feed people who cannot afford to buy groceries. Low-income people of all ages are welcome, regardless of immigration status. Every food recipient is treated with dignity and respect. Individuals and Families: Call 1-800-984-3663. The call is free. The food is free. Hunger hurts. Second Harvest Food Bank can help. Following are programs which serve as vehicles for feeding people. Partners in Need provides food assistance to low-income Food Bank volunteers. Call 1-800-984-FOOD (3663) for information about registration times and locations. Photo identification and proof of household income is requested to register. Food Assistance Program provides a variety of grocery items to hundreds of non-profit agencies in Santa Clara and San Mateo county neighborhoods. These hot meal programs, emergency food pantries and shelters serve a culturally diverse clientele of individuals, families with children and seniors. Call 1-800-984-FOOD (3663) for a referral to food resources near you. Operation Brown Bag is a self-help program that gives low-income seniors a weekly bag of groceries. Seniors must be 60 and older or 55 and disabled. For locations and how to register, call 1-800-984-FOOD (3663). (You may also volunteer for Operation Brown Bag.) Family Harvest provides monthly groceries to low-income families with minor dependent children. For locations and how to register, call 1-800-984-FOOD (3663). (You may also volunteer for Family Harvest in Santa Clara County or San Mateo County.) Second Harvest Food Bank of Santa Clara and San Mateo Counties is a private non-profit organization that collects and distributes more than 30 million pounds of food each year to low-income children, adults and seniors. The Food Bank currently serves an average of 162,000 individuals each month; nearly 60% are families with dependent children. Click here to see how we work. Our Mission Providing food for people in need in our community. Brief History The Food Bank, Inc. of Santa Clara County was formed in 1974 by Economic and Social Opportunities, and incorporated as a non-profit agency in 1979. In 1988, the San Mateo County Food Bank merged with The Food Bank, Inc. of Santa Clara County to become Second Harvest Food Bank of Santa Clara and San Mateo Counties. Second Harvest Food Bank is a certified member of America's Second Harvest, a network of food banks and food distribution programs in the United States. This membership allows Second Harvest Food Bank to cooperate with other member food banks, to receive food from national corporate food donors, and to benefit from national publicity and mutual support. In 1992, Second Harvest Food Bank moved into a new 65,000 square foot warehouse in San Jose which serves as its main food distribution center. In June of 1995, the Peninsula Distribution Center began serving San Mateo County in a newly renovated 22,000 square foot warehouse in San Carlos. -> We can help! Second Harvest Food Bank is a non-profit agency that collects and distributes nutritious, high-quality food to help feed people who cannot afford to buy groceries. Low-income people of all ages are welcome, regardless of immigration status. Every food recipient is treated with dignity and respect. Individuals and Families: Call 1-800-984-3663. The call is free. The food is free. Hunger hurts. Second Harvest Food Bank can help. Following are programs which serve as vehicles for feeding people. Partners in Need provides food assistance to low-income Food Bank volunteers. Call 1-800-984-FOOD (3663) for information about registration times and locations. Photo identification and proof of household income is requested to register. Food Assistance Program provides a variety of grocery items to hundreds of non-profit agencies in Santa Clara and San Mateo county neighborhoods. These hot meal programs, emergency food pantries and shelters serve a culturally diverse clientele of individuals, families with children and seniors. Call 1-800-984-FOOD (3663) for a referral to food resources near you. Operation Brown Bag is a self-help program that gives low-income seniors a weekly bag of groceries. Seniors must be 60 and older or 55 and disabled. For locations and how to register, call 1-800-984-FOOD (3663). (You may also volunteer for Operation Brown Bag.) Family Harvest provides monthly groceries to low-income families with minor dependent children. For locations and how to register, call 1-800-984-FOOD (3663). (You may also volunteer for Family Harvest in Santa Clara County or San Mateo County.) Second Harvest Food Bank of Santa Clara and San Mateo Counties is a private non-profit organization that collects and distributes more than 30 million pounds of food each year to low-income children, adults and seniors. The Food Bank currently serves an average of 162,000 individuals each month; nearly 60% are families with dependent children. Click here to see how we work. Our Mission Providing food for people in need in our community. Brief History The Food Bank, Inc. of Santa Clara County was formed in 1974 by Economic and Social Opportunities, and incorporated as a non-profit agency in 1979. In 1988, the San Mateo County Food Bank merged with The Food Bank, Inc. of Santa Clara County to become Second Harvest Food Bank of Santa Clara and San Mateo Counties. Second Harvest Food Bank is a certified member of America's Second Harvest, a network of food banks and food distribution programs in the United States. This membership allows Second Harvest Food Bank to cooperate with other member food banks, to receive food from national corporate food donors, and to benefit from national publicity and mutual support. In 1992, Second Harvest Food Bank moved into a new 65,000 square foot warehouse in San Jose which serves as its main food distribution center. In June of 1995, the Peninsula Distribution Center began serving San Mateo County in a newly renovated 22,000 square foot warehouse in San Carlos.

notes: Hunger hurts. Second Harvest Food Bank can help. Following are programs which serve as vehicles for feeding people. Partners in Need provides food assistance to low-income Food Bank volunteers. Call 1-800-984-FOOD (3663) for information about registration times and locations. Photo identification and proof of household income is requested to register. Food Assistance Program provides a variety of grocery items to hundreds of non-profit agencies in Santa Clara and San Mateo county neighborhoods. These hot meal programs, emergency food pantries and shelters serve a culturally diverse clientele of individuals, families with children and seniors. Call 1-800-984-FOOD (3663) for a referral to food resources near you. Operation Brown Bag is a self-help program that gives low-income seniors a weekly bag of groceries. Seniors must be 60 and older or 55 and disabled. For locations and how to register, call 1-800-984-FOOD (3663). (You may also volunteer for Operation Brown Bag.) Family Harvest provides monthly groceries to low-income families with minor dependent children. For locations and how to register, call 1-800-984-FOOD (3663). (You may also volunteer for Family Harvest in Santa Clara County or San Mateo County.) Second Harvest Food Bank of Santa Clara and San Mateo Counties is a private non-profit organization that collects and distributes more than 30 million pounds of food each year to low-income children, adults and seniors. The Food Bank currently serves an average of 162,000 individuals each month; nearly 60% are families with dependent children. Click here to see how we work. Our Mission Providing food for people in need in our community. Brief History The Food Bank, Inc. of Santa Clara County was formed in 1974 by Economic and Social Opportunities, and incorporated as a non-profit agency in 1979. In 1988, the San Mateo County Food Bank merged with The Food Bank, Inc. of Santa Clara County to become Second Harvest Food Bank of Santa Clara and San Mateo Counties. Second Harvest Food Bank is a certified member of America's Second Harvest, a network of food banks and food distribution programs in the United States. This membership allows Second Harvest Food Bank to cooperate with other member food banks, to receive food from national corporate food donors, and to benefit from national publicity and mutual support. In 1992, Second Harvest Food Bank moved into a new 65,000 square foot warehouse in San Jose which serves as its main food distribution center. In June of 1995, the Peninsula Distribution Center began serving San Mateo County in a newly renovated 22,000 square foot warehouse in San Carlos. -> We can help! Second Harvest Food Bank is a non-profit agency that collects and distributes nutritious, high-quality food to help feed people who cannot afford to buy groceries. Low-income people of all ages are welcome, regardless of immigration status. Every food recipient is treated with dignity and respect. Individuals and Families: Call 1-800-984-3663. The call is free. The food is free. Hunger hurts. Second Harvest Food Bank can help. Following are programs which serve as vehicles for feeding people. Partners in Need provides food assistance to low-income Food Bank volunteers. Call 1-800-984-FOOD (3663) for information about registration times and locations. Photo identification and proof of household income is requested to register. Food Assistance Program provides a variety of grocery items to hundreds of non-profit agencies in Santa Clara and San Mateo county neighborhoods. These hot meal programs, emergency food pantries and shelters serve a culturally diverse clientele of individuals, families with children and seniors. Call 1-800-984-FOOD (3663) for a referral to food resources near you. Operation Brown Bag is a self-help program that gives low-income seniors a weekly bag of groceries. Seniors must be 60 and older or 55 and disabled. For locations and how to register, call 1-800-984-FOOD (3663). (You may also volunteer for Operation Brown Bag.) Family Harvest provides monthly groceries to low-income families with minor dependent children. For locations and how to register, call 1-800-984-FOOD (3663). (You may also volunteer for Family Harvest in Santa Clara County or San Mateo County.) Second Harvest Food Bank of Santa Clara and San Mateo Counties is a private non-profit organization that collects and distributes more than 30 million pounds of food each year to low-income children, adults and seniors. The Food Bank currently serves an average of 162,000 individuals each month; nearly 60% are families with dependent children. Click here to see how we work. Our Mission Providing food for people in need in our community. Brief History The Food Bank, Inc. of Santa Clara County was formed in 1974 by Economic and Social Opportunities, and incorporated as a non-profit agency in 1979. In 1988, the San Mateo County Food Bank merged with The Food Bank, Inc. of Santa Clara County to become Second Harvest Food Bank of Santa Clara and San Mateo Counties. Second Harvest Food Bank is a certified member of America's Second Harvest, a network of food banks and food distribution programs in the United States. This membership allows Second Harvest Food Bank to cooperate with other member food banks, to receive food from national corporate food donors, and to benefit from national publicity and mutual support. In 1992, Second Harvest Food Bank moved into a new 65,000 square foot warehouse in San Jose which serves as its main food distribution center. In June of 1995, the Peninsula Distribution Center began serving San Mateo County in a newly renovated 22,000 square foot warehouse in San Carlos.