By rescuing excess fresh food from businesses, securing freshly-made meals, and immediately delivering the food to nonprofits serving Marin’s most vulnerable children, seniors, and families, we address the critical issues of hunger, wasted food & climate change.

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-recipientsFireside Apartments

Eden Housing: Fireside Apartments

An Eden Housing property managed in partnership with Homeward Bound of Marin and Marin County Community Mental Health, Fireside has 50 units and a community center for lower income seniors, families, and individuals with special needs. Twenty units provide affordable housing specifically for families and seniors with special needs or who are transitioning from homelessness. Homeward Bound provides ongoing support services for all residents. Every Thursday, Fireside staff person, Lori, is greeted by our volunteer, Lynne’s, generous smile as she comes bearing the gift of beautiful, healthy and colorful produce from the Civic Center Farmers’ Market.

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2017 Award Recipient: Achievement in Nonprofit Excellence

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Downloadable Nutrition Information

Community Spotlight:food-recipientsFireside Apartments

Community Spotlight:
food-recipientsFireside Apartments