Food Recovery in Marin County: By rescuing excess fresh food from businesses and immediately delivering it to nonprofits serving Marin’s most vulnerable children, adults, and families, we address the critical issues of hunger, wasted food, and the climate crisis.

Downloadable Nutrition Information

Here are some handy 1-page "tip sheets" that you can download:

• MyPlate: Daily Food Group Targets English Español

• 10 Tips: Healthy Eating for an Active Lifestyle English Español

• 10 Tips: Make Better Food Choices English Español

• 10 Tips: Smart Shopping for Veggies and Fruits English Español

You can find the USDA's guide to seasonal produce here, including recipes.

For more nutrition info, click here.

Community Spotlight:
food-recipientsWarner Creek Senior Housing

Warner Creek Senior Housing in Novato, a property owned and managed by Eden Housing with programs created in partnership with Homeward Bound of Marin, has been very grateful for our donations. Says Veronica Bowers, program coordinator, giving an example, “One of our tenants has been in and out of the hospital and now uses an oxygen tank. She was so thrilled [about the
donation] that her eyes teared up.” Warner Creek has 60 1-bedroom units for very low to extremely low-income seniors. Residents living at Warner Creek have access to a supportive resident services program designed to help them “age in place” and live independently for as long as possible. Warner Creek is affordable to senior households earning 20% to 50% of the Marin County Area Median Income, and includes twenty-two units targeted to seniors with long-term chronic health conditions or other physical disabilities. http://www.edenhousing.org/property/warner-creek-senior-housing

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Community Spotlight:food-recipientsWarner Creek Senior Housing

Community Spotlight:
food-recipientsWarner Creek Senior Housing