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This listing was last updated Mar 10, 2025
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424 Monte Vista Avenue, Oakland, CA 94611, USAGet Directions
Barbara Collins
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Please email [email protected] to arrange for a dropoff or a pickup. We do not have any cold storage so items must be fresh and ready to be distributed. Nutrition is one of our main factors in trying to provide fresh, healthy food. In general, our groups live in shelters, encampments, and/or have founded community groups. We try to help eliminate perfectly edible food that has been discarded and marked for landfills. Our dedicated supply shed is located across the breezeway and kitchen door at the back of Plymouth UCC Church. Please be mindful that we make our main donations on Thursdays. We are closed holidays. Wednesday afternoon is the perfect time to drop off produce donations. Please label clearly: This donation is for Food of God (FOG). Thank you.
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