Expanding our fleet to fight hunger
When it comes to healthy food, we believe it should be eaten – not wasted. That’s why you’ll see that statement in bold letters on the side of our new Food Recovery truck. The addition of this hybrid truck
Counting on our Community: Why the 2020 Census matters
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’s Story
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 –
Why We Celebrate & Support Older Americans
Every day, older Americans – a quickly growing population – help make Alameda County a vibrant place to live. They are working, volunteering, mentoring, learning, and leading. Every day, older adults share their wisdom and experience with future generations, and
Why the Census is Important to Food Banks
Why the US Census is Important to Food Banks — and Why We Need to Protect it By Kate Cheyne, Research Manager Every year, the U.S. Census Bureau releases data that offers a glimpse into how American households are changing,
