This page lists the business partners we worked with while running the Free Food Pantry and The Street Store. These companies donated food, coffee, clothing, socks, bread and volunteer labor to our mutual aid projects. We covered the cost of materials and printing ourselves.
DISTRIBUTION PARTNERS
Distribution Partners
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The Little Free Food Pantry Partners
ACME Bakery
lululemon (bags)
Berkeley Free Clinic (hygiene supplies/masks)
BOMBAS (sock donations)
Berkeley Food Pantry
Berkeley Food Network
Berkeley United School District
Musically Fed (catered food after concerts)
The Cheese Board Collective (pizza)
Oaktown Spice Shop
​Girl Scouts of America
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The Street Store Partners
Hygiene and Clothing donations from:
Indiegogo
SalesForce Inc.
Organized Pop Up Care Villages with:
Lava Mae
The San Francisco Public Library
VAN GOGH DESIGN PARTNERED WITH:
Lava Mae x
Mobile Showers + Pop Up Care Villages
San Francisco
Berkeley Food Pantry
Worked doing intake at Local Food Bank that serves 375 people a week
Berkeley
Meals on Wheels and
Jewish Community and Family Services (JCFS)
Meal Delivery to Seniors
Berkeley & Walnut Creek
Where Do We Go? Berkeley
Worked with Andrea Henson
Outreach to Ashby, Seabreeze, Gilman and Harrison Encampments
COMMUNITY SUPPORT
Thank you to all of the neighbors in Berkeley who took the time to drop food off! You shared food from your fruit trees and gardens and helped us to keep it stocked over the years. Your generosity had a ripple effect.
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A huge thank you to Colleen Fain. Your generosity helped us establish trust with everyone at the beginning. You ordered tons of food and bought literally thousands of bags for the bread we packaged up every Wednesday.
Thank you to Kai on Rose Street for her commitment to this project. Thank you for all the times that you took care of bread day when we went away on holiday. Thank you for SHOWING UP! Thank you to Stella who left me a voicemail and wanted to volunteer. Henry and I loved working with you. You were so fast and just got it all done so quickly. We did start to burn out at the end, and when people come forward to help, it makes a huge difference!
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