Helping to feed more of those in need

Ceres project lobby in a building

CERES COMMUNITY PROJECT

Ceres Community Project’s new Center for Food, Youth & Community gets a $250,000 boost to help serve four times as many clients. The new, larger facility will centralize operations and help expand services to youth and free or low-cost, medically tailored meals and to those with diet-related illnesses and food insecurity in Sonoma and Marin.

Our work has always been rooted in local volunteerism and philanthropy. We’re truly grateful to Redwood Credit Union for their longstanding partnership and their gift to help us build Ceres’ new home in southwest Santa Rosa.
— Cathryn Couch, CEO and founder of Ceres Community Project


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