At the Redwood Empire Food Bank, we believe that combating hunger in our community requires a collective effort. Partnering with other hunger-relief organizations throughout our region is essential in fortifying our food safety net. Our vast network of partners plays a crucial role in this mission, helping us ensure that no one in our community goes hungry.
With the support of 150 dedicated partner organizations, we have created a powerful network that reaches every corner of Sonoma County, as well as neighboring counties, including Lake, Mendocino, Humboldt, and Del Norte. Our partners are as diverse as the communities they serve, ranging from pantries and dining rooms to shelters, group homes, and child care facilities. These individuals and organizations work tirelessly to make a difference in the lives of those struggling with food insecurity.


150 Partners Make Our Safety Net Stronger
We invite you to explore our partner organizations’ profiles and learn more about the incredible work they do. Please click a link below to view our partners by area.
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Albion
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Annapolis
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Clearlake Oaks
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Cloverdale
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Eureka
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Finley
Clearlake Gleaners Inc.
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Forestville
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Guerneville
River to Coast Children’s Services
Russian River Food Pantry, SVDP Conference
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Kelseyville
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Laytonville
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Leggett
Leggett Food Pantry
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Middletown
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Monte Rio
YWCA SoCo, STARS Monte Rio
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Occidental
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Petaluma
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Point Arena
Coastal Seniors, Point Arena Food Bank
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Santa Rosa
California Programs for the Autistic
- Benton House
- Hurley HouseCatholic Charities
- Caritas (Family Support) Center
- Community Food Pantry
- Palms Inn
- Sam Jones
- Senior Home DeliveriesChild Parent Institute, Parent Resources
Church of the Incarnation, Open Table
Community Support Network
- Bridges
- Brown St.
- Hope House
- HWP
- Opportunity House
- Stony PointDrug Abuse Alternatives Center, Center Point Perinatal
Elisha’s Pantry at Christ Church United Methodist
Extended Child Care Coalition of Sonoma County
- JX Wilson
- Mark West
- Riebli
- RL Stevens
- WrightFamily Justice Center Sonoma County
Hidden Valley Pantry PFO
Jewish Community Free Clinic, Food Pantry
Kid Street Learning Center, Inc.
Leisure Mobile Home Park
Life-Rock
- Beaumont House
- Humboldt House
- Russell HouseMulti-Cultural Child Development Center
Napa County Office of Education
- Bellevue
- JX Wilson
- Meadow View
- RL StevensProgress Foundation, Parker Hill Place
Roca de Salvacion
Santa Rosa Community Health, Elsie Allen
Santa Rosa Junior College, Santa Rosa
Santa Rosa Church of the Nazarene
Santa Rosa Seventh Day Adventist Church
- Church Pantry
- Food for the Latin CommunitySocial Advocates for Youth
- Coffee House
- Dream Center
- PYP (Pregnant Parent Youth Program)
- Tamayo VillageSonoma Applied Village Services, Outreach
Sonoma Avenue Church of Christ in Santa Rosa
Sonoma County Acts of Kindness
Victor Treatment Centers, North Valley School
West County Community Services
- Interlink Self-Help Center
- Wellness & Advocacy CenterYWCA of Sonoma County
- A Special Place
- Safe House -
Ukiah
Ford Street Project
- Ukiah Community Food Bank
- Ukiah Recovery Center
- Unity Village
Working Together, Making an Impact
Collaboration is at the core of what we do. Our partners in Sonoma County and beyond acquire food from our Food Connections Market, a discounted wholesale market created to support their essential programs. Together, we work hand in hand to support our neighbors in need.
Our Impact by the Numbers
Each year, the Redwood Empire Food Bank proudly provides our partner organizations with a staggering $19.3 million worth of food. This substantial contribution ensures that our partners can continue their vital work in the fight against hunger. It’s through these partnerships that we can make a meaningful impact, one meal at a time.
Become part of a community that is actively working to alleviate hunger and create a brighter future for all.
Above and beyond
“The Redwood Empire Food Bank goes above and beyond to support us in our mission to offer food for both every day and disasters, across Sonoma, Lake, and Mendocino Counties, even outside business hours when it’s crucial.”
—Frankie Ditlevson from Catholic Charities, Santa Rosa, CA
