By Doanan Phan, on May 24th, 2012
Special Blog Post By: Kristin Sulpizio, Director of Volunteer Services
Thanks to the generous support of Rambus, close to 350 volunteers and staff gathered in celebration at our new Cypress Center, on Saturday afternoon, May 19th.
An Agency-wide volunteer recognition event took place for our volunteers that help us year round. This . . . → Read More: Celebrating Our Volunteers at the Volunteer Appreciation Open House
By Second Harvest, on May 26th, 2010
Elaine at her volunteer station
As a client of Second Harvest Food Bank’s Family Harvest program, Elaine shares the food she receives with her 14-year old son. When the opportunity arose to help out, she jumped at the chance and started volunteering at the Family Harvest distribution site in Pacifica.
“The Pacifica Resource Center has helped me so much that it . . . → Read More: Elaine’s story: Pantry client turned volunteer
By Second Harvest, on March 2nd, 2010
Yelp is definitely a force to be reckoned with these days. Seems like every time I look up a business, their Yelp page is right at the top of the search results, and difficult to ignore. That’s why it puts a huge grin on my face to see our supporters writing about their positive experiences at . . . → Read More: Yelp Love for the Food Bank!
By Second Harvest, on February 18th, 2010
On February 12, 2010, Second Harvest hosted a party for volunteers and Partners in Need (PIN) members at our San Carlos location. This party let us show our appreciation for our volunteers, who are vital in our operations. Volunteers help us fill positions in the front office, warehouse office, and food sort room (including . . . → Read More: Recognizing Our San Carlos Volunteers!
By Second Harvest, on August 12th, 2009
Recently, Target team members put their energies to good use by helping bag plums in our San Jose warehouse.
These hard working volunteers bagged a total of 4,263 pounds of the fresh fruit in just a few short hours.
Later that day, the plums were loaded onto a Food Bank truck for distribution to 162 . . . → Read More: Target volunteers help get fresh produce out to local families in need
By Second Harvest, on July 22nd, 2009
Meet Joe Amato. At age 93, Joe tells us Amato means “to be loved” in Italian. Indeed, Joe exemplifies his name. Joe’s been volunteering with us for over 7 years. His friend Mike (now “moved upstairs” as Joe says) brought him here because Mike believed volunteering at Second Harvest was fun, good . . . → Read More: Volunteer Spotlight: Meet Joe Amato, age 93
By Second Harvest, on July 21st, 2009
This morning I grabbed the camera and headed down to the San Jose warehouse to see what was going on. As it is my job to sit in front of a computer most of the day, it’s really good to get out into the action once in a while.
Today, it was the Tuesday Warehouse Volunteers! This . . . → Read More: Our Tuesday Warehouse Volunteers Get the Food Out!
By Second Harvest, on July 15th, 2009
The Food Bank recently hosted a Brown Bag volunteer recognition party at Franklin Templeton Investment’s employee café. The space was generously donated by the company and provided a wonderful venue for the Food Bank to recognize the over 200 loyal volunteers that keep this vital program running.
The Brown Bag program provides weekly nutritious groceries to . . . → Read More: Food Bank Recognizes Brown Bag Volunteers
By Second Harvest, on December 10th, 2008
Gifts come in all sorts of shapes and sizes. Enter Tony Nguyen, a senior at Cupertino High School. He came to volunteer last summer and spent an average of 10 hours per week throughout the summer months helping in many capacities. Knowing a little bit about the Food Bank, Tony wanted to give . . . → Read More: Volunteer Spotlight: Tony Nguyen of Cupertino High School
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Second Harvest Food Bank of Santa Clara and San Mateo Counties is the trusted leader dedicated to ending local hunger.
Since its inception in 1974, Second Harvest has become one of the largest food banks in the nation, providing food to an average of nearly one quarter of a million people each month. The Food Bank mobilizes individuals, companies, and community partners to connect people to the nutritious food they need. Nearly half of the food distributed is fresh produce. Second Harvest also plays a leading role in promoting federal nutrition programs and educating families on how to make healthier food choices.
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