SECOND HARVEST of the GREATER VALLEYFeeding our community through our partnerships.
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Endless Possibilities by Working Together
We help over 35,000 individuals in need each month in San Joaquin, Stanislaus, Merced,
and the Mother Lode Counties!
Second Harvest of the Greater Valley acquires and stores donated and purchased food and effectively organizes and delivers it to our partner agencies and program sites, where it is then prepared and distributed out to those in need. We help over 35,000 individuals in need each month in San Joaquin, Stanislaus, Merced,
and the Mother Lode Counties!
We acquire and store donated and purchased food and effectively organizes and delivers it to our partner agencies and program sites. It is then prepared and distributed out to those in need.
and the Mother Lode Counties!
Second Harvest of the Greater Valley acquires and stores donated and purchased food and effectively organizes and delivers it to our partner agencies and program sites, where it is then prepared and distributed out to those in need. We help over 35,000 individuals in need each month in San Joaquin, Stanislaus, Merced,
and the Mother Lode Counties!
We acquire and store donated and purchased food and effectively organizes and delivers it to our partner agencies and program sites. It is then prepared and distributed out to those in need.
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Second Harvest During Covid and HolidaysDuring good times and bad, the spirit of our community never waivers when it comes to helping others. The power of serving is all of us and has been wonderfully proven throughout this past year.
Jessica was recently asked by a recent graduate student to discuss what it is the food bank does. Here is the unscripted interview Eric captured and shared with us. In a few minutes she discusses her start here at Second Harvest, Covid-19, and how the food bank can help those that need it most. |
no one can thrive on an empty STOMACH |
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37 million people face hunger in the U.S. today — including more than 11 million children and nearly 5.4 million seniors. Hunger knows no boundaries — it touches every community in the U.S., including our own.
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