San Francisco Warehouse Expansion
The San Francisco-Marin Food Bank is a vital lifeline for over 140,000 people every week. But hunger continues to be a significant problem in our community, and more people need our help.
A staggering one in four of our neighbors needs food. With our current facilities, we can only serve about half of those in need.
Expanding our warehouse at 900 Pennsylvania Avenue will enable us to help tens of thousands more neighbors who are struggling to afford food.
We’re also making some exciting changes to our Marin facility. Click here to read more about Marin.
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Before and After the Expansion
From 48 Million Lbs to 75 Million lbs
distributed annually
From 140, 000 people to 200,000 people
served every week
From 420 to 500 community partners
working together
From 10-12 to 15-18 outbound trucks
every day
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Nourishing Our Community
The San Francisco-Marin Food Bank is the primary link in our region’s food security network. We supply food to 400+ partner organizations, who provide free food programs for hungry families and individuals. Our partners -nonprofits, faith-based organizations, clinics, and schools -span every neighborhood across SF and Marin. They include:
San Francisco
APA Family Support Services
Glide Memorial
Ingleside Community Center
Meals on Wheels SF
Mission Neighborhood Centers
Project Open Hand
Richmond District Neighborhood Center
SF Community Fellowship
St. Anthony Dining Room
Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corporation
Marin
Canal Alliance
Marin Community Clinics – San Rafael & Novato
North Marin Community Services
Ritter Center
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Salvation Army Marin
San Rafael Community Clinic Health Hub
San Geronimo Valley Community Center
West Marin Community Resource Center
Whistlestop
Project supporters (partial list)
