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AIB Accreditation
Outstanding 980 Score in AIB Accreditation Highlights Food Safety Excellence Food Share is delighted to have received an outstanding score of 980 out of 1000 in its most recent AIB...
Celebrating Our Family of Volunteers
Those names and faces belong to our friends and neighbors. Because, on the front line of hunger relief, we have learned that the reason people require help is as varied as the people we serve.
Beylik Farms
If you’ve been to a farmers’ market in Ventura, Santa Barbara, or Los Angeles County, you might have seen Beylik Family Farms’ beautiful hydroponically grown tomatoes, cucumbers, and other produce....
Baby2Baby
Food Share is addressing the rising costs of essential items by extending its services to include basic needs and necessities. In partnership with Baby2Baby, a nonprofit organization aiding children in...
Celebrating Thanksgiving with a Heartwarming Gesture
College Park in Oxnard witnessed an extraordinary display of generosity and community spirit on Tuesday. We had the honor of welcoming Los Angeles Rams superstar Cooper Kupp and his wife,...
Stacy’s Story
Stacy is a store manager at a Trader Joe’s in Ventura County. One of her responsibilities is to ensure food that’s approaching its sell-by date, but is still good to...
2023 Impact Report
Food Share, Ventura County’s food bank, is bracing for an expected wave of food insecure individuals as the end of COVID CalFresh benefits becomes reality on March 1.
Can I donate this? A guide to reducing food waste and helping your community
Here’s a straightforward guide on what to donate and what to avoid when donating to a food drive.
Food Share Readies to Meet “Hunger Cliff” Demand from CalFresh Benefits Reduction
Food Share, Ventura County’s food bank, is bracing for an expected wave of food insecure individuals as the end of COVID CalFresh benefits becomes reality on March 1.
Hunger has a name and a face
Those names and faces belong to our friends and neighbors. Because, on the front line of hunger relief, we have learned that the reason people require help is as varied as the people we serve.