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Mercy Brown Bag Program

Pantry #2862

With the help of hundreds of senior volunteers, we provide bags of groceries free of charge to over 3,500 low- income senior households throughout Alameda County, each site is visited twice a month.

This listing was last updated May 25, 2017

Location & Open Times

We have distribution sites throughout Alameda County so donations can be dropped off at any number of locations on M - F mornings or on the 1st and 3rd Saturday morning. We also have a 24/7 receptionist who can take donations anytime.

Hours are in PDT. Hours updated 5 years ago

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3431 Foothill Blvd, Oakland, CA 94601, USAGet Directions

Phone

510-534-8540
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Point of Contact

Krista Lucchesi

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