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Our nonprofit is special: we are addressing the base of Maslow’s hierarchy of needs: physiological wellbeing. Food is crucial to this base need, which is why our nonprofit’s provision of bulk vegan and vegetarian goodies packed with healthy fruits, veggies, and superfoods and natural flower and essential-oil packed wellness and self-care items are integral to cumulative wellbeing in the East Bay. We regularly pass out health-packed items in quantities of 300+ to people currently incarcerated, the houseless, and many people in need. We have passed out thousands of goods and meals to the East Bay community. Our amazing partnerships give us access to people currently in prison and tons of people who need support. We are bringing back a sense of zen, holistic, communal wellbeing to California.
This listing was last updated Jun 12, 2024
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1829 Webster St, Alameda, CA 94501, USAGet Directions
925-998-8645
Nithya Swaminathan
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We can arrange a drop off to our storage facility-- all produce and good donations go directly toward our vegan and vegetarian bulk food creation+ passouts to houseless people and formerly + currently incarcerated folks. We serve 30+ sites around the East Bay
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