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Food Bank of Yolo County

Food Bank

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About this facility

Mission
Our mission is to alleviate hunger and malnutrition in
Yolo County.
We accomplish our mission by establishing and maintaining
collaborative relationships with over 70 non-profit programs,
private and public sector agencies, and service organizations
throughout Yolo County, and by fostering mutually beneficial
arrangements with commercial retail and wholesale food donors.
The Food Bank of Yolo County began as an all-volunteer effort
in 1971. Known as the Yolo County Coalition Against Hunger,
volunteers used their own vehicles to gather and deliver food
to the needy in Yolo County. Today, several part time and
full time employees oversee the solicitation, storage and
distribution of food from an established network of growers,
manufacturers, distributors, wholesalers and grocery stores,
while simultaneously cultivating new sources of food.
Dedicated and reliable volunteers continue to play a key
role in the success of the Food Bank’s operations.
Fee for service
Unknown
Service
Temporary

Notes

Enough to Eat

The Enough to Eat program provides food to 70 non-profit
agencies throughout Yolo County. Food for this program
comes from a variety of sources, including manufacturers,
retailers and food drives. For more information on the
Enough to Eat program, please contact the Food Bank
at (530) 668-0690.

Moveable Market

The Moveable Market is a produce stand on wheels that
provides fresh local produce and nutrition education
to low-income families with pre-school aged children
throughout Yolo County. This service also provides
information about local Farmer’s Markets, nutrition
and food Stamp Assistance.

Every family or individual that participates in the
program receives one bag of fresh produce per visit
and informational handouts. For information contact
Charlene Ho at (530) 668-0690 or
charlene@foodbankyc.org.

Emergency Food Assistance Program

The Emergency Food Assistance Program distributes USDA
commodities at over 35 locations throughout the county.
The United States Department of Agriculture purchases
surplus food from growers and contracts with local
organizations to distribute the food to low-income
households. For more information on the Emergency
Food Assistance Program, please contact Becky at
(530) 668-0690 or becky@foodbankyc.org.