Karen Long has been a Food Bank supporter for more than a decade, and she’s passionate about ending hunger in Alameda County. Through volunteering in our warehouse, answering calls on our Helpline, and donating regularly, Karen has found many ways
We cannot end hunger without addressing poverty. We've ushered in important milestones in hunger relief thanks to our forceful community of anti-hunger advocates. And, our work is more important than ever in light of proposed policies that will increase hunger,
Hunger is solvable. Yet, 116,000 people, most of whom are children, turn to Alameda County Community Food Bank every month. Focusing and learning is difficult to do when you’re hungry. And, with the school year in full swing, it’s important
Fall is slowly starting to creep in. Kids are back in school, pumpkin spice is popping up on menus, and fall veggies are filling up our warehouse. We especially love kale this time of year - it's great in salads,
Food is a basic human right. We (ACCFB) firmly believe nobody should ever go hungry. The Food Bank opposes the Administration’s “Public Charge” rule which unnecessarily drives a wedge between meeting nutrition and other basic needs and seeking a path
