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“Before the pandemic, one in four San Francisco families struggled with food security; after, four out of ten Black and Latinx families are struggling.” - Kenneth Kim, Senior Director of Programs, GLIDE
Drawn from our 105-episode COVID-19 series, this conversation revisits the early months of the global pandemic—and connects them to today’s hunger crisis intensified by government shutdowns and SNAP cuts. Frontline leaders describe building pop-up pantries in days, serving thousands of outdoor meals, scaling home-delivered food for seniors, and standing up mobile hygiene and hotel-based shelters for unhoused neighbors.
You’ll hear from:
- SF-Marin Food Bank, Redwood Empire Food Bank & Meals on Wheels SF
- Glide Memorial Church & St. Anthony’s
- Simply the Basics, Lava Mae X & Hayes Valley Bakeworks
- Community Forward SF, Tipping Point & Project Homeless Connect
Key themes:
- Demand outpacing supply across food and hygiene services
- Seniors, families, and communities of color on the front lines of hunger
- How “radical hospitality” and one-stop hubs restore dignity and trust
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