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The Edgewood Food Bank distributes fresh fruits and vegetables, proteins, rice, beans, soups, pastas and sauces, juices, and grains twice a month on Thursdays. The Edgewood Food Bank is open to families enrolled in Edgewood programs (enrollment will be verified). RSVP is confidential and the food bank is only staffed with Edgewood employees and volunteers.
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UPDATED OCTOBER 29TH -
San Francisco is partnering with Crankstart to create a public-private partnership with $18 million to support nearly 112,000 San Franciscans facing food insecurity through November—including $9.1 million in city funding that Mayor Lurie proposed, with the unanimous support of the Board of Supervisors, from funding reserved in this year’s budget to navigate uncertainty in the state and federal budgets. Crankstart is matching the city funding with an additional $9 million contribution. Through a partnership with GiveCard and the San Francisco-Marin Food Bank, the funding will support one-time emergency aid strategy to ensure San Francisco families can access food assistance and buy groceries during the federal shutdown.
UPDATED OCTOBER 28TH - SNAP/CALFRESH BENEFITS UPDATE-NOVEMBER 2025
SNAP (CalFresh) benefits in California are suspended for November 2025 due to a federal government shutdown. While your EBT card will still work for future benefits, November's regular benefits will not be loaded on November 1st. Missed benefits are expected to be reissued retroactively once funding is restored.
Immediate Impact. EBT Cards Still Work: Your existing EBT card remains active but will not be loaded with the usual monthly payment on November 1st.
San Francisco is partnering with Crankstart to create a public-private partnership with $18 million to support nearly 112,000 San Franciscans facing food insecurity through November—including $9.1 million in city funding that Mayor Lurie proposed, with the unanimous support of the Board of Supervisors, from funding reserved in this year’s budget to navigate uncertainty in the state and federal budgets. Crankstart is matching the city funding with an additional $9 million contribution. Through a partnership with GiveCard and the San Francisco-Marin Food Bank, the funding will support one-time emergency aid strategy to ensure San Francisco families can access food assistance and buy groceries during the federal shutdown.
UPDATED OCTOBER 28TH - SNAP/CALFRESH BENEFITS UPDATE-NOVEMBER 2025
SNAP (CalFresh) benefits in California are suspended for November 2025 due to a federal government shutdown. While your EBT card will still work for future benefits, November's regular benefits will not be loaded on November 1st. Missed benefits are expected to be reissued retroactively once funding is restored.
Immediate Impact. EBT Cards Still Work: Your existing EBT card remains active but will not be loaded with the usual monthly payment on November 1st.