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Anyone who needs a healthy meal should be able to get one. Your donation can
make that possible.

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WE NEED PEOPLE LIKE YOU

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LEARN HOW OUR COMMUNITY STEPPED UP TO MEET THE CONTINUED NEED IN 2021-2022

We are so grateful for our network of supporters and our community who helped
make it possible for us to provide food to anyone who needed it.

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HELP FILL OUR VIRTUAL BARREL WITH MUCH NEEDED PROTEIN, DAIRY AND MORE

Our buying power means we can stretch the dollars you donate to buy more food
for about 500,000 people who rely on groceries from Second Harvest every month.

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GET THE FOOD AND NUTRITION YOU NEED

The cost of living remains one of the most difficult aspects of living in
Silicon Valley– you and your family don’t have to choose between paying bills or
eating healthy food. Second Harvest offers a number of free food resources.

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Looking for free groceries or a prepared meal? Use the food locator tool to
search your area

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Apply for CalFresh

CalFresh can be used to buy groceries and fresh produce at participating stores
and farmers’ markets

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Nutrition Education

Find nutrition education resources and recipes to cook nourishing meals

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ENDING HUNGER IN OUR COMMUNITY

Our mission is to end hunger in our community. Our volunteers, donors and
supporters help us provide food to families, multi-generational households,
seniors and college students. We offer more than just nourishment, we are
helping people in our own community feel a little more secure and find joy in
the pleasure of cooking and sharing a meal with loved ones.

 

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HOW FOOD IMPACTS OUR WELL BEING

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Leveraging SB 1383 to Solve Food Waste and Climate Change

Providing our clients with a nutritious mix of food is a top priority. About
half of the food we distribute — 62 million pounds — is fresh, nutritious
produce, and much of that is recovered directly from farms.

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One Emergency Can Change a Family Forever – Meet Grace and Joseph

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How You Can Help Divert Food Waste

Food insecurity isn't always obvious and food insecurity myths simplify the
complexity of the problems our neighbors and communities face.

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“Either I eat or the truck eats” – Irma’s Story

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CalFresh, Snap, EBT, Food Stamps? Our Food Connection Team Helps Explain

CalFresh can add to your food budget to put nutritious food on the table. Learn
more about CalFresh benefits and how you can apply.

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Food Insecurity Myths: Top 5 Common Myths

Food insecurity isn't always obvious and food insecurity myths simplify the
complexity of the problems our neighbors and communities face.

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The Long Term Effects Food Insecurity Has On Families – Ana and Oscar’s Story

After Oscar lost his job in April 2020, their savings was completely depleted
within eight months, used as a lifeline to pay for rent, utilities and food.

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A Father and Son Duo With a Deep Bond – Freddy & Jeremy

Freddy came to the United States five years ago from El Salvador with his
4-year-old son and the child’s mother. They settled in Daly City.

Now, Freddy is a single dad raising his 9-year-old, Jeremy. They live in a
two-bedroom apartment with another family, and they are all regular clients of
Second Harvest of Silicon Valley.

Freddy works in construction, and his contract work has him travelling all over
the Bay Area at different times every week. He did not lose his job during the
pandemic, but his hours were greatly reduced. His savings are now completely
gone.

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Diabetes Management Through the Lens of our Community Nutrition Work

Here at Second Harvest of Silicon Valley, we know there’s not just one way to
prevent or manage diabetes. Having healthy eating habits, exercising, reducing
stress and practicing mindfulness are all cornerstones for management and
prevention.

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Second Harvest of Silicon Valley Enters Critical Holiday Giving Season with a
Funding Deficit

Donations are down, but need remains high as many local families struggle to
recover from the economic crisis caused by the pandemic.

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“I’m Always Feeding People” – Fletcher’s Story

Fletcher, 61, has been married to his wife Kesoan for almost 20 years. They live
in a 44-unit apartment complex in San Mateo. He first started getting free
groceries from Second Harvest of Silicon Valley when he started running out of
food at the beginning of the pandemic.

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Second Harvest Adds Four New Board Members

Second Harvest of Silicon Valley has elected four new board members who bring a
diverse set of skills and backgrounds to the food bank as it continues to face
unprecedented need. The pandemic has created new challenges as a record number
of people have turned to Second Harvest for food.

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“She never forgot the generous few who gave her food when she was starving,”

Michael Donner - One Donor's Legacy: From Her Escape to Her Lasting Impact of
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East San Jose Cultural Center Transforms Vibrant Community Hub Into Free Grocery
Distribution Site

As scores of community members were put out of work in the wake of the COVID-19
pandemic, SoAC pivoted to transform its cultural center into a drive-thru
distribution site to offer free nutritious groceries, in partnership with Second
Harvest of Silicon Valley.

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One of the Last Surviving Orchards in Silicon Valley Donates 92,843 Pounds of
Oranges

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Survey Reveals the Vulnerability and Resilience of Silicon Valley Residents
Impacted by the Pandemic

In a random sample of 6,000 households receiving free groceries during the
pandemic at Second Harvest’s distributions in Santa Clara and San Mateo
counties, respondents revealed the depth of impact the economic downturn has had
on low-income households and that the financial implications of the crisis are
far from over.

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