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AT&T and Feeding America Partner Against Hunger Through Internet Services Campaign

Now through June 1, when you sign up for qualifying internet with AT&T Fiber, you're eligible for a $100 AT&T Visa Reward Card. You're invited to donate all or a portion of this reward amount to Feeding America - a nationwide national network of food banks, including FARSB.

Learn more HERE!

Allegion Donates $5000 to FARSB

Thank you to Allegion for contributing to our hunger-relief efforts with a generous gift of $5,000. With your support, FARSB will be able to provide up to 35,000 meals to those experiencing hunger in the Inland Empire.

Read the blog post HERE.

New Podcast Episode on The Bazz Show Features FARSB CEO, Stephanie Otero

As a non-profit leader, Stephanie Otero talks about food waste, hunger and how technology and volunteers have helped tackle the food crisis during the pandemic.

Listen to the podcast HERE!

FARSB CEO featured on SoCal Voices Podcast with Angela Ross

In this episode of SoCal Voices, Feeding America Riverside | San Bernardino CEO, Stephanie Otero, discusses how her organization helps feed people in need and what we all can do to help alleviate hunger.

Listen to the Podcast HERE.

Join us for a Food, Toy, and Household Item Distribution

Join Alianza de Futbol, Feeding America Riverside | San Bernardino, and the LA Galaxy for Alianzo Contigo, a drive-thru, low-touch, safe distribution for food, household items, and toys. Happening December 5, 2020 from 9 AM to 2 PM at San Bernardino Soccer Complex (2500 Pacific St, Highland, CA 92346).

Walmart & Sam's Club's Campaign Raises $125,914 for FARSB

In its seventh year, Walmart & Sam's Club's "Fight Hunger. Spark. Change." campaign raised $125,914 and will go toward FARSB's emergency response efforts which has provided over 10 million meals to neighbors in need since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.e food bank's senior population amid COVID-19 stay-at-home order!

Food Insecure? Here's Help

"Hunger continues to be a spectre that haunts families," Julie Cosgrove wrote in an article for USED Media. Philanthropy Director, Carolyn Solar, discusses the need for food in the Inland Empire and how FARSB is continuing to help, while encouraging neighbors to get involved.

Read the article HERE.

FARSB CEO Stephanie Otero featured on Women We Love Podcast with Ellen K

As a women in leadership, Stephanie Otero shares her impactful journey experiencing hunger at a young age and how her organization strives to feed others in need. Stephanie discusses ways community members can get involved and how to support the cause.

Listen to the podcast HERE.

AT&T Donates Pandemic Relief Supplies to FARSB

AT&T has helped support our frontline team at FARSB! This in-kind donation helps support our COVID-19 Response efforts to ensure the community is receiving their food safely. AT&T has generously provided pandemic relief supplies including vinyl gloves, sanitizer and disinfectants. We are so grateful for their support of our efforts!

Join FARSB for the First-Ever Virtual Awareness Event Airing Friday March, 26 2021 at 12pm

This midday special preview will showcase FARSB's work in the fight against hunger and its goals to further address food insecurity levels within local communities for the years to come.

Learn more about Curbing Hunger HERE.

FARSB partners with Ashley Homestore to Host Drive-Thru Distribution

Join Feeding America Riverside | San Bernardino and Ashley Homestore for a safe, low-touch, emergency food distribution on Friday, February 19, 2021 from 2- 4:30pm at the Colton Ashley Homestore location (1601 Ashley Way, Colton, CA 92324).

FARSB Partners with NBC LA, Ralphs, and Food 4 Less to Fight Hunger

We’re excited to join @NBCLA, Ralphs & Food 4 Less to help provide Help 4 the Hungry, donate now through 12/24 in stores or by texting H4H to 41444! www.nbcla.com/helpthehungry

Enterprise Holdings Foundation Donates $40,000 to FARSB

With the support of Enterprise Holdings Foundation, and their generous gift, FARSB will be able to provide up to 320,000 meals to children, seniors, and veterans experiencing hunger in the Inland Empire.

FARSB Discusses Being on the Front Lines During Pandemic

"We've helped 41,000 individuals, which is insane!" Carolyn Solar, FARSB Philanthropy Director, said on the Unity is Community Podcast with Matt Sulli.

Listen to the podcast HERE.

Walmart and Sam's Club Launches 8th Annual Fight Hunger. Spark Change. Campaign

From now through May 4th, community members are encouraged to purchase participating Walmart or Sam's Club items in-store or online to secure meals for local Feeding America food banks. Inland Empire residents can also donate to their local food bank, FARSB, at check-out or online!

Fight Hunger. Spark Change. Donate Today!

The Old Spaghetti Factory Fundraiser Benefits FARSB

From March 29th - 31st, 2021, The Old Spaghetti Factory will donate 10% of online and delivery orders to FARSB when you use the code FEEDING.

Learn more HERE!

Local Macy's stores Invite Shoppers to Donate to FARSB through Bag Hunger Campaign

From March 1- March 31, participating Moreno Valley and Riverside Macy's locations are inviting you to round up your in- store purchase and donate the change to FARSB! macys.com/macysgives

“Where’s FARSB?” Campaign Projects to Feed Every Food-Insecure Region in Inland Empire Service Area

This year-long campaign will provide food to families across 104 cities throughout their Riverside and San Bernardino county service area during 2021. It will be achieved as FARSB works to establish new partnerships in service cities, bring awareness to food programs, and create new volunteer opportunities in both city and desert regions of the Inland Empire.

SCAN Health Plan Aids Seniors In Need with Healthy at Home CalFresh Grant

FARSB was the recipient of a generous $10,000 grant from SCAN Health Plan. This grant was gifted to further aid the food bank's senior population amid COVID-19 stay-at-home order!

Albertsons Companies Foundation Grants $200,000 to FARSB

Thank you to The Albertsons Companies Foundation for contributing to our work with a $200,000 Nourishing Neighbors grant! This mighty gift made food-security possible for so many Inland Empire families through the COVID-19 pandemic.

How Has FARSB Helped You?

Alex Lucero, REAL Journey Academies Employee

The 1800 food boxes and additional items that REAL Journey Academies received from FARSB could not have come at a better time. It means the world to our San Bernardino and Moreno Valley families, over 95% qualify for the free meal program, and many who struggle to provide regular meals.

Sandra Sanders

Food Recipient

I am homebound with multiple sclerosis and cannot leave my house due to this autoimmune disease and seizures. FARSB has made a huge impact on my life. I emailed them to receive food and the very next day, food was delivered. I am completely grateful for all the volunteers, donors, and others who make this such a wonderful experience.

Anonymous

Recipient

I almost cried when I saw the food... it was almost like Christmas. My kids ran down the stairs and noticed the box. I let them open it and they wondered "Who brought us this food?" I told them "A FARSB field volunteer, someone you will put in your prayers today."

Anne D.

Food Recipient

Feeding America has been such a Blessing to my family. To those that need guidance in these areas in their life, I recommend contacting Feeding America Riverside|San Bernardino.

Tabi

Food Recipient

I emailed last night about needing food for my family & I am so thankful you reached out and gave us food! You have no idea how much we needed this and how blessed we are for your help! You guys are amazing!

Why Do You Give?

Mary M.

Community Donor

I donate in the honor of the I.E. where I've lived for 29 years and my children and grandchildren live now.

Stephanie Otero

CEO

I believe in giving back and I choose FARSB because there are people in our community who need us & I know with confidence that 98% of my donation goes back into the community.

I drove past our local mall, I saw cars lined up on the freeway, down the street, and through the mall, even more so than during the holiday seasons, but this time it wasn't for Christmas shopping. Cars were lined up looking for food to support their families in this crisis. I was so proud to see the FARSB trucks and all the volunteers helping our communities.

We don't have much to give, but we know how lucky we are to have enough.

Kurt Schwabe

Field Volunteer

When I think of what FARSB is doing, I recall a saying I heard years ago that went something like, "One definition of the greatness of society is how it takes care of its vulnerable." FARSB's efforts is certainly doing its part in helping to care for the vulnerable in our society and improving the lives of many.