Community Efforts During COVID-19

Supporting our communities during a time of difficulty

We have accomplished so much as a community

Updates since April 2020

40,000+ Diapers Distributed to Our Local Families

We have created an infant care supplies program across our 6 community partner clinics in San Mateo and Santa Clara counties. Since April, we have have provided over 1,300 families with infant care supplies including: 200 thermometers, formula, and over 40,000 diapers.

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18,000+ Pounds of Food Distributed

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We have distributed 18,000+ pounds of food to the Ecumenical Hunger Program in East Palo Alto, Samaritan House in San Mateo, and Sacred Heart in San Jose.

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13,000+ COVID-19 Resource Flyers Distributed

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Our community partner clinics and organizations have dissemenated thousands of resource flyers to help spread awareness of relief programs to meet growing pandemic-driven needs. Spanning resources from Monterrey to the Alameda Counties, these flyers detail programs that address housing, food security, legal assitance, immigration, and education.

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60,000+ Masks and 9600+ COVID Antigen Tests Distributed

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Second Harvest of Silicon Valley works to ensure that anyone who needs a healthy meal can get one. Working across different food distribution sites throughout the Bay Area, Second Harvest has been able to provide thousands of families with access to food during the pandemic.

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Ecumenical Hunger Program of East Palo Alto’s mission is to provide compassionate and practical assistance to families and individuals experiencing personal hardship. During the COVID19 Pandemic, EHP has been responsible for serving over 800 families per week fighting against food insecurity during this difficult time.

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Located in San Mateo, Samaritan House has been working on several different fronts during COVID19 providing food pharmacy programs, free clinic services, and case management among other assistance for folks in need. The Samaritan House has been able to expand their services at this time through volunteership and donations.

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In the heart of Downtown San Jose, the Sacred Heart Community Service Center is determined to create a community free from poverty by creating hope, opportunity, and action. The community center offers resources such as clothing, early childhood education, housing assistance, and financial literacy programs. Samaritatrim house has been a key partner distributing food to hundreds of families in San Jose.

Visit the Sacred Heart website to learn more about their impact, open volunteer opportunities, and where to donate.

Help A Mother Out works to aid family well being by increasing access to diapers for families in need. For a family, access to a reliable supply of diapers reduces the risk of infectious disease outbreaks, is crucial to improve and maintain a baby’s health, and enables families to participate in early care programs. Help A Mother Out has generously donated supplies of diapers to hand out in our clinics across the Bay Area.

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Community Efforts During COVID-19

We have accomplished so much as a community

40,000+ Diapers Distributed to Our Local Families

18,000+ Pounds of Food Distributed

13,000+ COVID-19 Resource Flyers Distributed

60,000+ Masks and 9600+ COVID Antigen Tests Distributed

Want to Get Involved?

Second Harvest of Silicon Valley works to ensure that anyone who needs a healthy meal can get one. Working across different food distribution sites throughout the Bay Area, Second Harvest has been able to provide thousands of families with access to food during the pandemic.

A Special Thank You To Our Generous Sponsers Who Have Made These Efforts Possible