Free food for youth, under 18 years old found here:

• California Meals for Kids is an app for your phone that lists free food option. Download it through Apple's App Store, Google Play, or Microsoft.

• Locations of free food pick-ups in Oakland. List is here.

Food Banks offer free food, find one near you through the California Food Bank website, (input your zipcode to find a food bank closest to you) or some areas can call 211.

• Alameda County call 1-510-635-3663 or go to: http://foodnow.net/ or http://comidaahora.net/

• Berkeley call: (510) 463-4170

Apply for CALFresh

We also know neighbors are helping each other out, this is a community effort and many people want to be sure you are not hungry.

If you need help or can help someone who is undocumented, we encourage you to look through this broad set of resources so you have the best information to share and support our undocumented friends, families, and people.

• Immigrants Rising, list of support information. En español aqui.

• Oakland specific resources, thanks to Centro Legal dela Raza

We realize you may not have a choice to work right now and we appreciate what you are doing to ensure we all are fed. We also want you to be supported, many people do, such as:

• ROC Relief Fund (Restourant Opportunities Center United)

• Transit Documentation (CAFF)

• Resources from Food Chain Workers Alliance (FCWA)

• Legal Support (Legal Aid)

Many local government agencies are working to help you weather the financial stress of this pandemic. Here are a few resources we suggest:

• Oakland Small Business Support (Information in multiple languages here)

• Berkeley Small Business Support (Apply for help in Berkeley )

We hope to add more cities, email sustainablebayarea@gmail.com to add info here.

Mutual- aid: Means people helping people. It's a practice poor people have used for a long time "giving what you can to help others." Try these options for help:

• East Bay Mutual Aid Form

• Berkeley Mutual Aid Site

• Bay Area Mutual Aid Form