It was very organize. Nice touch with video. Well explained. The place to volunteer for a good causeread more

Great experience to volunteer They do so much for San Diego…read more Would love to do more hours on Saturdays

They delivered food when we needed help and cannot pick up. If you need help, do not hesitate to…read morereach out to them. They really do a lot for the community. Thank you You Saved Me Foundation!

From the owner: How We Help the Community in Simple but Impactful Ways…read more 1. We supply an Emergency Backpack Kit to homeless living unsheltered on the street with high quality essentials and PPE. 2. We supply a month supply of diapers and baby wipes for homeless and low-income families for children aged 0-3 year(s) old. 3. We supply high-quality dog food for pets of individuals or families experiencing a financial crisis or homelessness. 4. We also offer Free Food Pantry that distributes weekly throughout the county. 5. Our Care Plate Program Provides hot, home cooked meals to our unhoused neighbors living in cars, streets and wooded areas. 6. Youth Services helps to build a strong foundation in volunteering and help to secure a successful future careers for our Youth through mentoring and corporate internship opportunities.

According to the Triton Food Pantry Facebook page, "the mission of the Triton Food Pantry is to…read moreprovide a discreet service to UCSD students in need of food. Our goals are to ensure that every student has enough energy to get through the day and that no student needs to give up a single meal for any reason. We aim to build a network of resources and awareness about food insecurity." Food insecurity is a real thing on college campuses across the country. A Univ. of Calif. study found about 23% of UC students experienced low food security. Who doesn't recall their collegiate days where Top Ramen was a dining mainstay? But in Feb. 2015, all that changed when UCSD opened up it's Triton Food Pantry on the first floor of the old Student Center. All registered undergraduate and graduate students with a valid UCSD identification card can stop by and confidentially pick up groceries, as needed. Every student gets 10 points per week and one visit per week. With those points, they are able to select food & every item has a different value. Today, more than 250 students per week visit the Pantry. It is stocked with supplies bought in bulk at the San Diego Food Bank. Donations from students through the Swipes for the Homeless also fund the program, which allow students to donate unused dining dollars to other students in need. The Triton Pantry joins a network of other food pantries that have been established at other UC campuses throughout California. Why I gave this project 5 YELP STARS is that it is an excellent example of students, with the help of collaborative campus administrators, coming together to help other students. UCSD people: don't suffer in silence if you need some food. Go check out this Food Pantry. There is no shame in this game! :)

The Triton Food Pantry has helped me so much. It's not easy to focus on school, work, and…read morerelationships when you're hungry and not sure how you'll make rent, let alone buy groceries. The Pantry lets you come in every week and "spend" your alloted 10 points on pantry staples such as pasta, rice, beans, canned soup, protein bars, etc. Produce, which comes pretty frequently and in great condition, is free as long as you show your ID card! It may not seem like that much, but having an extra couple pounds of grains and some fresh produce really helps when you're eating ramen every day! Oh, and the staff are SUPER friendly and helpful. It's a really nice space, and I couldn't be more thankful for it. :)

I'm Blessed to be able to be a Volunteer for this Organization that serves Hot Meals Disabled and…read morealso to Elderly People that Can't get out buy Groceries or that Can't Cook for themselves. God Bless You Ruth

Horrible they pushed my disabled girlfriend and refused a service because we were early I told him…read moreI had an appointment and this came from the pathetic manager I should look up the county number to report them it seems like they're holding food for people they think need it his friends or you can't get food there with or without an appointment until 12:30 but they're open at 11:30 with appointments and they don't honor them last three times the food was old and spoiled the first time was great and never the same after that I'm going to go to a different one for sure it's not worth the abuse they yelled at me the last three times I was there and think they own the city sidewalk told me I can't stand on the sidewalk