2020 is a critical year. One of the biggest reasons for us: it’s time for the U.S. Census. The census is our country’s primary method of accounting for every member of our diverse community. We have a lot at
Sandra stands in her black rubber rain boots in preparation for rain. She asked to only be identified by her first name. For 13 years, Alameda County Community Food Bank has hosted a legislative breakfast – now lunch –
No one deserves to go hungry. Yet, millions of American workers struggle to put food on the table. The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) serves as the first line of defense against hunger. If the proposed broad-based Categorical Eligibility (Cat
Every ten years, the U.S. Constitution mandates that we as a country come together - as one US Census Bureau representative called it - “for a big family portrait.” The purpose of this snapshot is to have an accurate count
Alameda County Community Food Bank enthusiastically endorses California’s Proposition 1, which would authorize $4 billion in bonds for housing programs, loans, grants, and projects. We are proud to be the first and only Food Bank to join the significant statewide
