The 211info SNAP and Food Access program provides specialized information, referral, advocacy, follow-up services, and extra guidance to individuals and family members who would like to access the SNAP program, have a question or issue with their current SNAP case, and/or need extra guidance accessing food resources.

The Gleaning Network harvests produce and collects food donations then distributes it to those in need. Food is harvested by gleaning volunteers as well as donated by growers and stores. Also provides a community gardening program where community members can grow produce for themselves.

Supports working individuals and families in need by providing grocery products, clothing, and other necessities. Enrolled families may visit twice a month to shop full warehouse for groceries and clothing and receive additional resources, such as community classes. Nonmembers may access a small section of space that provides food items as available such as bread, tortillas, fresh produce, and milk.

Members glean food from fields and orchards and collect both food and non-food items donated by stores and markets. The food is distributed weekly through the participating efforts of its members. Firewood for heating fuel is often available.

Volunteer-run food sharing community that distributes fruit, vegetables, bread, dairy, and other food items as available.