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Tri-Valley Haven Food Pantry - Rainbow of Hope

Tri-Valley Haven Food Pantry

(4 reviews)

Safe food pantry, with security cameras out front at least for those in need. I understand the…read moreprocess to receive food can take all day because it requires waiting in line for a number early in the day, then returning later in the day when the number is called and people receive food. That seems like it would be very impactful to people's lives, if they need to spend the better part of any given day to receive food. That means a 20% loss of potential time to find work for the week. And even more than that because they may miss calls or otherwise be unavailable to attend to jobs business from previous applications for the better part of a day. It also seems like a lot of time in transit to go back and forth twice from home to the pantry, unnecessarily polluting our air from exhaust from combustion engines in vehicles and power plants where electricity is generated, not to mention the cost for gas and maintenance or vehicles for people who cannot afford it. It seems like a raffle where names are randomly selected from the list of people who have registered online in the morning would be a better service to the customers but I guess the implication is that these people's time is not important because they are not working and they deserve to wait in line for hours during cold mornings, standing on cement. At least there is shelter from the awning for the first people who arrive but the others bake in sunshine. Often the later people to arrive don't even wait in line because there is no room to actually do so, so they wander around the parking lot. Compared to the competition, I hear this is a food pantry but still lacking in services required for humane delivery. I won't even start to share the rumors I've heard about how badly people are treated by some staff and some volunteers, as well as people dropping off food. Suffice it to say that there seems to be an 'Us and Them' phenomenon going on amongst providers, despite their sometimes apparent good intentions.

If you use the food pantry get there early as numbers go quickly. That said, the people that work…read morehere are friendly and helpful. They give a wide variety of food & are really organized. This a good place to go if you need food.

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I want to start by saying I am truly grateful for the food bank and the service it provides to the…read morecommunity. This resource matters, and I don't take that for granted at all. That said, I was not grateful for how I was treated today by a volunteer named Angela. Angela was the person handing out flyers and directing cars forward into the front area to pick up food. When it was my turn, I rolled my window down about 10 inches, my window is slow and broken, and that's as far as it goes. As she tried to hand me the flyer, it accidentally slipped and fell. Instead of simply handing it to me again, she asked me to roll my window down more. I told her I couldn't and asked her to just give it to me. She then grabbed the paper, walked away, and came back shortly after to comment about how cold it was outside for her. I understand it's cold. However, taking that frustration out on someone in line receiving food felt unnecessary and unkind.. especially during the holidays. People come to food banks already dealing with enough, and no one deserves to be spoken to with attitude over something they can't control. I'm sharing this not to discredit the food bank, but because compassion and patience should be standard in a space meant to serve people in need. I hope this feedback is taken seriously and addressed so it doesn't happen again.

I volunteered here through the bank I work for. I was there for 3 hours last week. I worked with a…read moremixture of volunteers, employees and military personnel. I helped bag food and fill shopping carts with food for those who have food insecurity. The military personnel took the time to explain how often people are able to receive food and how. They would need to have a valid id and show proof that they reside in San Joaquin county. Then they are allowed go come twice a month. As long as they don't come twice in one week. And then the last Wednesday of every month is a freebie day. I was so impressed by how much food was filled in the shopping carts. I know the quantity/quality/items are ever changing. But on this day the shopping carts we filled had a carton of eggs, two cartons of organic oak milk, a box of dried goods like pasta and beans, a 6 pack of kids snacks with different cartoon characters(ex. Paw Patrol, Spongebob, Mickey Mouse), a 10 pound sack of potatoes, 10 red pears, 10 pouches of cauliflower, a box of pre-made salads (ex. Caesar or Santa Fe), 2 giant blocks of cheddar cheese, 4 loaves of bread, a giant flat of ground beef, frozen pot stickers, 2 boxes filled with a variety snack sized chips, and a 24 pack of soda! It was amazing how much there was to give, and how many people were helping. It feels good to know people in our city have help and somewhere to go to feed themselves and their families.

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