I've been coming here since March after losing my job because of a disability and still waiting for my SSDI to get approved. If you need to be a client, it's actually very simple. Check their website for the requirements and process. I was driving and going through the drive-thru line when I first started. Depending on how long the line is, it can take about 1 hour average. I don't drive anymore, so they do offer to assist walking clients. It still takes about an hour average also depending on how many clients there are before you. Unfortunately, they usually only have 1 volunteer to process new clients and their walking clients. I have waited 2.5 hours once because of this to get food assistance. When I was driving, I did see on 2 occasions where a car client wanted to cut in line, but their security wouldn't allow them. On the side for walking clients, I have seen 1 female volunteer that wasn't very friendly towards clients. Otherwise, I've had good experiences here. read more

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Thank you interfaith.. unfortunately I had been in the homeless cycle off and ok for years. I always felt safe and dignified there. I've heard people complain about the wait,which is ridiculous to me. The volunteers are the absolute best and they get to know you. It's set up w efficiency. The clothing closet to me is better the going out searching for clothes,maybe because you can feel the love that was put into it being provided. If you get there and in line before they open it's your best bet at getting the best of the free bread and baked goods they set out . It's the only thing I miss about being homeless, is getting to see them once a week. If you aren't homeless they will allow people in every two weeks. They go by income guidelines and social services programs you are in PLEASE TREAT THE EMPLOYEES THE RESPECT THEY DESERVE. THEY ARE NOT DOING THIS FOR FREE BUT OF LOVE read more

25 yrs ago when I was first divorced, I had a problem with providing food for my 3 teens. Ashamed, and my last resort I went to Tracy Interfaith. I was treated so kindly. I had to use these services for 3 months until I found full time employment. I give them food when I can, but at least once a month, I drop off clothes and household goods. These people do God's work. read more

Very kind people. I have struggled to provide for my one year old daughter and myself for a bit and this organization helps fill the gap on food and diapers. They helped with a suit jacket before a job interview once. I hope I get to where I can give back to this organization soon. read more