Community Impact

Greater Engaging CalFresh Populations with EatFresh.org

by Erin Franey Have you visited the San Francisco CalFresh office recently? They redesigned their lobby last fall, and it looks great. There is lots of space for clients to register for appointments, speak with Eligibility Workers, and fill out paperwork. A recent addition to the lobby is two banners advertising EatFresh.org. I collaborated with

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Expanding EatFresh.org Reach to CalFresh Eligibility Workers

By Erin Franey This month I spent a day at the CalFresh offices at 8th and Mission presenting EatFresh.org to eligibility workers and getting their feedback about the website. First, the CalFresh offices have recently undergone renovation and look great! The lobby is spacious and much more comfortable for folks waiting for services. Second, the

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Feeding Potrero: Promoting Well-being Through Food and Nutrition

By Monica Bhagwan Last fall, Leah’s Pantry launched a partnership with Bridge Housing at Rebuild Potrero, a Hope-SF project to renovate Potrero Hill public housing into a vibrant and healthy community. Dubbed “Feeding Potrero,” this unique initiative seeks to promote community well-being through food and nutrition. In collaboration with the Bridge community re-development team, Leah’s

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Continuing Our Work with De Marillac Academy

By Alex Neidenberg “It’s so inspiring to see our kids eating right and taking care of themselves, and we have Leah’s Pantry to thank for that. Our students can’t wait to take the class—they’re so grateful to learn new options for eating healthy.” – Gino Altamura, Enrichment Program Coordinator Leah’s Pantry has been given the

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