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NUESTRA
HISTORIA

WITH HEALTHCARE

Promoting Healthier Lives...

Desde humildes comienzos ...

Alimentando a América Riverside | San Bernardino ( "FARSB" )  comenzó en abril de 1980 como Survive Food Bank distribuyendo alrededor de 10,000 libras de alimentos por mes y asociándose con alrededor de 20 agencias locales sin fines de lucro.  Hoy, FARSB distribuye  2  millones de libras de alimentos al mes y se asocia con más de 250 agencias locales sin fines de lucro.

 

FARSB es uno de los 200 bancos de alimentos afiliados a Feeding America, la Red Nacional de Bancos de Alimentos.  FARSB sirve a los condados de Riverside y San Bernardino, también conocido como Inland Empire .  Hay más de 800.000 personas que viven por debajo del umbral de la pobreza.  en el interior  Empire y más de 400.000 personas que padecen inseguridad alimentaria.  Nuestro banco de alimentos es la organización de alivio del hambre más grande del Inland Empire, con más de 100,000 personas que dependen de nosotros cada mes.

Es un gran trabajo  que no podemos hacerlo sin USTED!

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NUTRITION MARKETS

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FOODRX PROGRAM

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Nutrition Markets

Fueling Wellness, Nourishing Lives

Our Nutrition Market embodies our unwavering mission to combat hunger and improve food accessibility in Riverside and San Bernardino Counties. Situated within the premises of community health clinics, these strategically placed markets aim to offer a more convenient and readily accessible source of food assistance to at-risk families and individuals every quarter. By partnering with healthcare providers, we create a unique relationship between nutrition and overall well-being, recognizing that good health starts with proper nourishment. Through nutrition markets, we aim to:

  • Increase access to nutritious foods

  • Integrate healthcare

  • Reduce hunger among populations

  • Increase food security

  • Take a holistic approach to health

OUR PARTNERS

SAC Health | Soboba Indian Health Clinic

"The Soboba Market helps out a lot. It helps ease some of the financial struggles my family and I have to deal with."

FoodRx

Nourishing Health, Cultivating Wellness

Wellness starts with what's on our plate. Our FoodRx Program is at the forefront of our mission to bridge the gap between hunger and health. We've established strategic partnerships with local healthcare providers. These collaborations enable us to collect crucial data and implement targeted solutions to address food insecurity within our community. Through FoodRx, we've introduced on-site food pantries, food security screenings, and comprehensive nutrition education to support patients in need. Nutrient-rich groceries are provided to food-insecure patients, either directly at discharge or at the conclusion of their appointments, all at no cost. With FoodRx, we aim to:

  • Improve health outcomes

  • Increase food security

  • Promote nutrition education

  • Support patient independence

  • Increase preventive health measures

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OUR PARTNERS

CareMore Health | Riverside University Health System | San Bernardino Free Clinic

Kitchen Archives

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Silvia, Soboba Nutrition Market Recipient

"I would tell the people not to feel bad about receiving food. Food is essential. It’s important. It’s a priority to eat. It’s a lot of help to us that are struggling financially right now. Because I do not have unemployment, disability, or anything. So, the food I get here, I try to make it last a week or at least five days, whatever it takes."

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Peter, Soboba Nutrition Market Recipient

"I grew up on a reservation in Arizona. I am Navajo, and I am a retired veteran. The Soboba Market is important because of financial setbacks right now. Last year, my air conditioner went out, so I had to pay around 40,000 dollars in financial struggle. So that really hit me financially, so this market is essential because I don’t have to worry about not having enough food in my house to feed my family."

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