Amazing employees and office workers! Great place to do Community service with friendly, fast, and…read moreorganized service. Jose is very helpful and always looking out for everyone and he is the most passionate, hardworking, and kind person. Great break room also. Provides coffee, snacks, and etc! Not too hard to do keep in mind every bag you make is feeding a family and it helps a lot. I was really nervous and afraid that the task of doing community service was going to be hard and I have anxiety and being in there got me the comfort I needed to keep going and the employees always gets me going too. It made me to the fact that I want to donate my time at least once a month after doing 103 hours worth of community service. Jocelyn is also helpful with my situation and is best and giving advice, helping out with my situation, and very caring for those that need community service for any reason! I recommend going to this place for any court orders, hours needed for school, work, and etc! Thank you again food bank for your help!

This is gonna be a long post so brace yourselves for a read…read more The SHCC Mixer at Food Bank of Contra Costa & Solano was probably the most educational mixer I have attended so far this year. I had absolutely no idea how much the Food Bank of Contra Costa and Solano does for our community! This place is gigantic! They are committed to providing those in need in our community with healthy food options. This place is stacked with food we are talking racks on racks on racks! If there is EVER a zombie outbreak this is where I am going ‍ we will be set! In all seriousness I was so amazed at all the different ways they help our community! From no ask drive up food donation locations, to suppling large amounts or food to shelters. There are so many ways to get involved with this nonprofit and they need all the help they can get. Thank you for a wonderful mixer Solano Hispanic Chamber and everything you do for your members. Interested in getting involved here is how You can donate money! The food bank is able to purchase food at whole sale less then grocery store prices. Every $1 donated is enough food for 2 meals. You can donate food! Most needed items: Protein- Peanut Butter Hearty Soups Dried or Canned Beans Canned Meats & Tuna Fruits & Veggies- Canned Fruit in Juice Canned Vegetables Canned Tomato Products Grains- Brown Rice Whole Wheat Pasta Whole Grain Cereal You can volunteer: You can host a food drive! 1. Decide when you will host your drive 2. Get people involved to collect our most-needed foods (shopping list on back!) 3. Drop off your food and find out how much of an impact you made! 4. Add a virtual food drive to raise much-needed funds at foodbankccs.org/virtualfooddrive You can house a collection bin in your business! You can organize a team building volunteer day! Use their Find Food Map to locate places nearby to get free food from the Food Bank and their partners. They have many different programs out their to help the community: COMMUNITY PRODUCE PROGRAM/PLUS: Families and individuals can pick up 15-20 pounds of FREE fresh produce and a variety of perishable and nonperishable food* twice a month. SENIOR FOOD PROGRAM: FREE groceries twice a month to individuals aged 55 or older. Bring a picture ID that shows age, and proof of address (PG&E bill, for example). PARTNER AGENCIES: Neighborhood partners offer FREE food and services to the public. Find your local pantry or soup kitchen to check their current hours and offerings. CALFRESH OUTREACH: CalFresh is a grocery assistance program that helps you purchase food. Our friendly staff can help you find out if you are eligible and apply for benefits. Foodbankccs.org

Dr Sue Chan has a special love for animals and understands them. She has created a caring home…read morewhere they thrive. What a joy to visit her in her element.

Lovely lady. Went to visit with my kids in September 2019 and the ranch is closed to the public…read moreunfortunately.

My wife and I attended the food bank yesterday (9/12/25) and everyone was so sweet and helpful but…read moreone lady named EVA really stood out above the rest. Eva was do sweet and helpful. My wife and I are handicapped and she helped us tremendously. She assisted my wife with picking out a few items and she made the whole experience very comfortable The Store House should be really grateful to have such an employee/volunteer as Eva. The whole staff could learn from her but again, thank you all.

They changed the way food is being given away. Brought someone on Tuesday and was told there is no…read morelonger shopping inside. They also no longer provide bags to put food in. They offered monthly bag which is mainly canned goods. We're told to wait inside until the group of 12 is called, then go outside for produce. They only have you inside about 10 minutes but wait outside till called in. We felt like a herd of cattle getting the last bit of food. Food was smashed & unappealing. Refuse to return till things change. Used to love their services.

My daughter has fallen in love with volleyball at the KROC. She has been attending KROC volleyball…read moreclinics/league for coming up on a year now and absolutely loves it. Coach T is the BEST, she has mastered the perfect balance of being patient and encouraging while also challenging the players to improve and grow their skills. I also have to give a huge shoutout to coaches Taj and Jada! They do a fantastic job supporting coach T in creating a positive environment where players are not only learning the game but having fun as well. The dedication, enthusiasm, and encouragement from all the coaches have made a huge impact on my daughter's confidence and love for the sport. We look forward to continuing to participate in future clinics and leagues at KROC!

I appreciate this facility very much. I've always had a pleasant experience when I go when I do a…read morequick workout and I need someone to watch my son, they do a great job. I also appreciate the discount that they give military and veterans. It's definitely worth it. Even if I don't go every day, I'm grateful knowing that my membership goes to a facility like this. I also took my toddler to his first swim class and I was very happy with how patient Andre is.

Our 15th Year Anniversary coming up on 10/15/20. Please feel…read morefree to spread the word about BEAT THE STREETS, INC. for At-Risk youth (0-18) and young adults (19-29). We are also a community resource center. Check us out: www.beatthestreetsca.org

From the owner: Young adults receive services online, one-to-one and via workshops; in the areas of education,…read moreemployment and life skills. Information, guidance, and mentorship for self-achievement.

I brought my son in for a session in the sensory room. He has multiple diagnosis including PTSD,…read moreADHD and anxiety. We stayed only 30 minutes. The first 15 he bounced off the walls like a maniac and I was nervous that it wasn't helpful... then all of a sudden the music changed and he found a new sort of zen. He laid/swam in ball pit and let the lights and music wash over him. He actually relaxed for a SPLIT SECOND! Thank God. This was a wonderful experience. I'm looking forward to more visits and so is he! 10 thumbs up! The training was straightforward and educational. This is a truly a gem for those in the special needs community.

I take my students here and they absolutely love it. Jude is amazing and understands that kids…read morebenefit from all of the sensory experiences this place provides. Thank you for being wonderful Jude!

I had the opportunity to volunteer at the Solano Food Bank via Kaiser Permanente…read more First let me say, WOW! What an operation. Upon driving up you can't help but notice that their building is HUGE! It's as big as a Costco! Tons of trailers were docked getting filled up by the many volunteers. They even had a Amazon trailer at the loading/unloading dock. There were approximately 30+ volunteers. We all gathered at the picnic tables inside the warehouse. Coffee, Tea, and snacks were provided - nice touch. We all worked together to load many boxes of food that were sent on a rolling conveyor belt with volunteers all along it. I was a team of 2 that stacked the boxes on multiple pallets before a forklift driver whisked them away. It was so awesome to be apart of. If you ever have a chance to volunteer please do so.

A great service to the community and the crowd we were serving in Oakley was very thankful and…read morekind. William did a great job managing everyone around the food truck and giving easy to follow instructions.