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ACCFB’s Food Recovery Program: A win for the community and the environment

Volunteer Toxie Campbell sorts produce at an East Oakland Collective Distribution. Since 2012, Alameda County Community Food Bank’s Food Recovery Program has served the dual purpose of reducing food waste and food insecurity, by connecting community partners

2025-04-21T22:06:48+00:0021 Apr, 2025|Agencies, News, Uncategorized|

Bridging Gaps Through Food and Community: A 40 Year Legacy

From day one, ACCFB has always been a community-powered project. This community is made up of thousands of dedicated individuals, including Ken Schmidt. In 1985, Ken led the effort for a group of 40 independent organizations to form The

2025-03-13T17:35:32+00:0013 Mar, 2025|Fundraising, News, Uncategorized, Volunteers|

Digging Deeper into Food Justice with Dig Deep Farms

To end hunger for good we must get to the root causes of hunger. And to get to the root causes, we must go beyond only food distribution. One brand new way our Food Bank is creating a more

2025-02-13T19:47:31+00:0013 Feb, 2025|Fundraising, News, Nutrition, Uncategorized, Volunteers|
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