- Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County
Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County provides dignified, equitable consistent access to nutritious food, creating a foundation for community health
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Second Harvest provides food to almost 300 Orange County nonprofits, houses of worship, schools, colleges and universities, senior centers, etc who, in turn, distribute food FREE OF CHARGE to individuals in need in their communities *Please note: Second Harvest Food Bank does NOT distribute food at its Irvine location
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Steady, consistent access to nutritious food increases food security and helps build more resiliency for adults and children Second Harvest provides nutrient-dense food in convenient and dignified locations throughout the county so that we can set those in need up for success in school and at work
- VOLUNTEER YOUTH ASSUMPTION OF RISK RELEASE OF LIABILITY AND INDEMNITY . . .
I, the undersigned, am an adult 18 years or over, and any minor(s) listed below, hereby request to participate in the Volunteer Activities of Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County, Inc and Orange County Harvest I understand that such participation presents a risk of injury illness, and I agree to assume any and all risk for injuries illnesses arising out of, or related to, participation
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Marking its 10th anniversary, Second Harvest’s Mobile School Pantry (MSP) program brings farmer’s market–style food distributions directly to school campuses across Orange County, making healthy food conveniently accessible to students, their families and the surrounding community
- Grocery Rescue Resources | Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County
Food insecurity affects 1 in 9 individuals in Orange County and Grocery Rescue helps us better meet this need SB 1383 compliance requires Tier 1 Food Generators (e g , supermarkets and large grocery stores) to donate excess edible food to food recovery organizations or be subject to city fines for non-compliance
- Helping Orange County’s Seniors: The Hidden Hunger Crisis Among OC’s . . .
CBK: The OC Hunger Alliance started as a partnership between the two food banks in Orange County, Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County and Orange County Food Bank, and Abound Food Care, right around the time of the pandemic It made sense for hunger relief organizations to work together toward a common mission
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