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    South Hayward Parish

    4.1 (9 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 4:00 pm

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    7 months ago

    Awesome food bank bring a cart because they give away so much food damn they are awesome

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    6 years ago

    Friendly staff and volunteers. I would ensure the safety and freshness of the food, give less canned food for people.

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    Incredibly committed folks serving the community, providing food support, and a winter warming shelter.

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    Risen Church

    Risen Church

    4.8
    (21 reviews)

    In the spring of 2021, a few days before my 23rd birthday, I first visited Risen Church. I had…read morerecently graduated from college and returned back to the Bay Area in 2020. Amidst the lockdowns and social distancing, it was difficult finding a local church community when I was accustomed to that kind of support within a collegiate fellowship. After reaching out to a middle school teacher, he recommended Risen, a church plant that was about a year and a half old. The first time I visited, the church was meeting outside at the staff parking lot area, with everyone spaced six feet apart. After I was handed a radio with some earphones, I sat on a folded chair while seeking shade from the school bus. The sermon that morning was on hospitality and the transformative way that Jesus frees us from our selfish passions, changing us to be more gracious and compassionate towards others. I can attest that I've experienced this firsthand as I look back on the last four years here. I was not the most approachable person and was quite guarded and reserved. I even had some disagreements with people while bearing much bitterness towards them. Instead of being open and honest, there were a few times that I considered leaving this church in order to run away from those problems. However, people still went out of their way to invite me to late-night dinners and hikes, allowing me to share life with them. Despite the hesitations I had, I ended up staying time and time again, being able to fully experience that transformative power of community. God gave me the courage to eventually meet and talk with people about some of my issues. What catastrophic expectations I had before these talks dissipated as I really started to see in my fellow church members the Imago Dei, the image of God. Once I began to notice this bitterness dissolve after a couple years of attending Risen, I pursued membership and later started serving with the Connections Ministry (welcome team). Rather than being a consumer who was only taking what was being given, I was able to start giving more of myself and pour into others. Although it is not a perfect church, my fellow brothers and sisters in Christ really embody that sense of hospitality that was preached about during my first visit. As our mission statement is to "Know Christ and Make Disciples," I have seen how God has really changed their lives as they seek to glorify God and use both grace and truth to truly love others. It has truly been a blessing to witness the growth and milestones our church has experienced over the past few years. We've gathered in many places--from the pastor's house to the staff parking lot, the Student Union downstairs, and later to the multi-purpose room upstairs. What began as a church plant has now become a particular church, marked by the ordination of elders last year. Looking back, I'm grateful I stayed through the discomfort and the hurt, because it is through those very moments that I experienced some of the deepest healing and growth.

    Looking for a church and committing to a church isn't easy. So when I was prayerfully looking for a…read morechurch to commit to and live life with, I was looking for a church that: 1) preached the Gospel and 2) lived out the Gospel in their community. I've been at Risen for 7 months now and I am thankful that God has called this church into existence. First, Risen teaches and preaches the gospel. It's all about the gospel. The sermons usually go through a book in the bible or a topic that is centered around one of their Core Principles. Risen's 8 Core Principles are: Scripture, Sabbath, Prayer, Community, Gratitude + Generosity, Compassion + Justice, Calling, Mission. Second, Risen is a community of believers who live out the Gospel. The people at Risen are passionate about Sharing Christ and Making Disciples. That's our church's mission (I can say "ours" now). So there are all kinds of ministries that make it easy to Share Christ and Make Disciples - from our Community Groups that are extremely welcoming and unintimidating to our relational building fellowship events. So you can invite your friends to multiple different avenues depending on where they may be in life. If they're ready for a Community Group, there's quite a few to choose from where they'll be extremely welcomed, cared for, taught and encouraged with the Scriptures, and prayed for. Risen is a community that has your back, prays for you, and is there for you. If they're looking for something a little less official, there are several fellowship events that they can check out. For example, there is a Run Club at 8pm so parents who want to come out, after putting their kids down, can come. Our pickleball and park hangouts are family friendly, not only limited to pickleball players or "young(er) adults". We have hikes for those who want 'more of a challenge' in terms of exercise and incline, and also family friendly walks to encourage families with babies and toddlers to come out. At the end of the day, Risen is thoughtful about having biblical fellowship that considers people of all life stages. As an adult with no kids, I feel like I belong when I hang out with families with young toddlers and babies. I also feel the same when I spend time with other adults who don't have kids or are not married. But all of this is extremely intentional. It's all intentional to Share Christ and Make Disciples. Also, as a newcomer to the church, I appreciated the effort made by members to serve the church. Most people here really care and love this church. This was very encouraging and refreshing to see, which stirred up my heart to serve. A couple cherries on top: Risen has a good form of communication at all levels. The leadership cascades down really clearly why they do everything that they do-in their newsletters, Sunday announcements, to their ministries, and informal conversations. There's trust because there's clarity, and everyone is on the same page. Risen incorporates a good mix of hymns, christian contemporary music, and newer christian songs (thank you, David)! Risen does a real good job of blending the historic Christian faith with the modern world. If you're reading this far, I'm not sure what you look for in a church. Come check us out and worship God with us. By God's grace, I felt like this was a safe place for me to be myself, open up and be vulnerable with others. God calls all His children to worship Him together as a church - so come through!

    FESCO Marquis House

    FESCO Marquis House

    3.5
    (2 reviews)

    Most of the people work there are kind genuinely nice people. But they have a satan in disguise…read more Named Sarah. A Filipino woman with a white girl name and a thick accent. This woman hates homeless people but always talks with a sugar coated voice to everyone. It isnt genuine. She cooks food dangerously for the residents. She will defrost food in plastic containers in a POT on the stove then feed it to you and your children. She will defrost plastic containers of food never intended for the microwave and feed it to your children. This is carcinogenic cancer causing behavior. She will carelessly allow LOTS of egg shells in your food. And Im not talking a normal occasional piece of shell we all accidentally get in food from time to time . There were 10 people eating breakfast and all 10 had shells in their food. EVERY BITE. You have to be throwing whole eggs in a bowl one after another to accumulate the amount she got in the food. That is a blatant message about how vile a person she is. Egg shells are not entirely dangerous of course (aside from the salmonella lurking on them) but just one example of how deliberate and uncaring she is about what goes into your body. The plastic in a cooking pot really got to me though. She is evil with candy coated speech. Louisa the house manager is the coolest most kind person and she will try to help anyway she can. Somehow though she seems to be fooled by Sarahs phony demeanor. Other than that its a homeless shelter. Just like any other . Rules and meetings that do nothing to improve your situation .... fun fun fun

    I went to Fesco on 01/05/2008, I was put on a bunch of housing list, Eventually I moved to Banyan…read more(The transitional house) I stayed there for a while as I completed my AA in school. I left Fesco to be a housemanger elsewhere. However in April of 2009 one of those lists I got on finally came through and I was housed in a nice 2 bedroom apartment for $37.00 a month in Hayward, I am still there, paying full rent, of course, as my circumstances have changed, Fesco still calls me every Holiday and provides me and my family with gifts, gift cards and nice words. It was a stepping stone and I appreciated it. I am finishing up in the Master's Degree Program and even got a scholarship from Eden Housing. Thank you Fesco Staff

    Sulphur Creek Nature Center

    Sulphur Creek Nature Center

    4.8
    (116 reviews)

    A small, but interesting nature center in Hayward, CA, similar to the Lindsay Wildlife Experience…read morein Walnut Creek, but this one is quite a bit smaller and more "wild" in that it's basically all outdoors. The animals we saw that were rescued, rehabilitated, and now permanently residing here were mostly birds, with some reptiles and bugs thrown in. We actually didn't interact with any staff while we were here in the early afternoon, but we did see a couple of them working. It's more of a self-tour type of place it seems, rather than a guided tour experience, so we just walked around and looked at the different kinds of animals. We saw several hawks, a few owls, some ducks and chickens, and then we went into this building the size of a small house which houses the reptiles and bugs. We saw snakes, lizards, and a few bugs. My kids got a kick out of seeing all the wild animals. It's also nice that they take in injured wild animals and rehabilitate them so they can live out their lives there or maybe they go to other nature centers or zoos if the opportunities come up, rather than end up not surviving in the wild. All in all, this nature center was pretty cool for a casual short visit and it's free so the price was right, a good way to spend some time in the "wilderness."

    Spacious parking lot, with a stairway leading down to this nature preserve and rehabilitation…read morecenter for injured animals. We enjoyed viewing and reading about the various creatures on site in their separate enclosures, some up on a higher level with steps you can climb, others inside the discovery center building. Birds, great horned owls, turkey vulture, ducks, chickens, horse, goats, gray fox, coyote, reptiles, amphibians, and of course adorable bunnies, my fave! I loved exploring with my bf at our own pace without any crowds, in fact I only saw 2-3 other people there on a Saturday afternoon, probably cuz it's hidden in a residential neighborhood. Such a lovely find with easy access and free entry. There are also seating and picnic areas to make use of while appreciating the serene environment.

    ECHO Housing

    ECHO Housing

    2.9
    (20 reviews)

    Wow! I am sad to hear all these negative reviews. I have total respect for both ECHO Housing as…read morewell as the City of Union City. I am exceptionally pleased with the service I received from ECHO Housing and loved how quickly they took care of my housing problem. Let me explain, shall I? Two weeks ago, I lost hot water, and after several attempts of requesting my landlord to turn back on my hot water and them ignoring the issue, I didn't know whom to turn to so I began looking up numbers for the housing authority and came across a phone number in Union City. As a cry for help and guidance, I picked up the phone at 9 PM and left a message for the City of Union City, trust me, I was NOT expecting an answer so quickly, especially in COVID-19. Now, don't ask whom I left the message for because I honestly do not know. I was begging for guidance as I had never been through a slumlord issue before. The next day after my call to the City of Union City, I received a call from a lovely Angel named Sharisse that worked for ECHO Housing. I told Sharisse my issue and informed her that my landlord had refused to speak to me and wanted to pass communication through my neighbor, which was quick alarming to me. After a week of not having hot water, Sharisse understood my frustration and reassured me that she was there to assist me. Sharisse had an opportunity to speak to my landlord and, within 24 hours, I had hot water! Of course, in this crazy world we live in, I am afraid of retaliation. However, Sharisse reassured me that if my landlord gave me any problems or tried to harass me, that I can call her or her colleague, Jonathan, and they will assist me. Its a relief to know that there are still good people out there during these challenging times. I want to give a BIG THANK YOU to both the City of Union City who passed my call to ECHO Housing, and Shariesse for taking my complaint and giving me a call right away. I will be forever grateful for the service I received from here!

    I called and finally got someone to talk with. She send me only resources but wait a minute you are…read moreone resource to help me. She said that but nothing was actually real. I have a problem with my landlord giving me 7-day correction of the unit then handed me rent increase starting August 1st. They still didn't help me then I called again left a voicemail someone told me that they will call me but I haven't heard from anybody after. Im suffering here and no government office can't help, the same thing as eviction defense they lack professionalism and they didn't know Castro Valley is Alameda County. I'm sorry to say America woke up, why do you hire people who are not loyal to the American people, why do you hire people who lack professionalism, why do you give your office low rating. No wonder a lot of place are closing.

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