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Community Action Partnership of San Bernardino County

• Food Bank Program – Provides food for low-income residents throughout San Bernardino County through government surplus commodity distributions and salvage food agencies.
  http://www.co.san-bernardino.ca.us/csd/foodbank.htm

• Food Bank Distribution Sites http://www.sbcounty.gov/iuploads/Documents/WIB/5497FoodDistributionSites.pdf

• Soup Kitchens Listing
  (909) 723-1580
  http://www.co.san-bernardino.ca.us/csd/foodsoup.htm

Department of Public Health

• Hotline for Food – Information about food programs or emergency food in San Bernardino County
  351 N. Mountain View
  San Bernardino, CA 92415
  (909) 387-6861 or 1-800-643-6630
  http://www.sbcounty.gov/eatwell/ProgramsServices.htm

• WIC Program (Women, Infants, Children)
  (909) 387-8301
  http://www.sbcounty.gov/eatwell/WIC.htm

• Utility assistance food, clothing and shelter for low income families.  Sat-Wed Dinner 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.  Lunch served Mon-Fri 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.  Must bring proof of income or referral from another agency.
  209 N. First Avenue
  Adelanto CA 92311
  (760) 256-7797

• 641 Roberds
  San Bernardino CA 92411
  http://www.marysmercycenter.org/ov.html

• Hot Meal – served between 100 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
  1140 W. Mill Street
  San Bernardino CA 92411
  909-889-4424

• Clothing, food utility and rental assistance for anyone in need.  Meals, showers and laundry for homeless.
  1436 Ayala Drive, Suite G
  Redlands CA 92376

• Soup Kitchens Listing
  (909) 723-1580
  http://www.co.san-bernardino.ca.us/csd/foodsoup.htm

• Operation School Bell – This program provides school clothing to students referred by the San Bernardino Unified School District.  Students receive an outfit of clothing, shoes and a hygiene kit.  Referral Only – Participants must attend a school in the San Bernardino Unified District and qualify under income guidelines.
  580 W. 6th Street
  San Bernardino CA 92410
  (909) 885-3085
  www.alsanbdno.org

Colton-Redlands-Yucaipa ROP

• Youth WIA / Operation MONEY – “Sharewear Program” provides clothes appropriate for the workplace for CRY-ROP students.  CRY-ROP staff works with students to choose professional attire from their clothing closet of gently used business wear.  CRY-ROP students can access the Sharewear program via a referral from their teachers.
  1214 Indiana Court
  Redlands CA 92374
  (909) 793-3115
  www.cryrop.org

Family Service Association of Redlands

• This program provides services including household items, clothing for men, women and children; Employment Closet for job interviews; and other family support services.  Services are provided based on income, financial crisis, and need.
  612 Lawton Street
  Redlands CA 92374
  (909) 793-2673
  www.redlandsfamilyservice.org

Moses House Ministries

• Miriam’s Storehouse – The storehouse contains new and used donated items for mothers, expectant mothers and children up to age 3 years old.  Items range from formula and diapers to maternity clothes and toys.  The storehouse is open once a month and is also available for emergency supplies to walk in clients in need of formula, diapers, or clothing.
  15180 Anacapa Road
  Victorville CA 92392
  (760) 955-1895
  (866) 606-6737 Toll-Free
  http://www.moseshouse.org/

St. John’s Community Success Center

• This Community Center offers different services, such as: information and referral to resources in the community, food distribution and clothing distribution.  Please contact agency for dates and times of distributions.
  1407 N. Arrowhead Avenue
  San Bernardino CA 92405
  (909) 889-1195
  www.stjohnsweb.org

St. Joseph’s Clothes Closet

• 641 Roberds
  San Bernardinospan> CA 92411
  http://www.marysmercycenter.org/ov.html

Yucaipa Valley Welfare, Inc.

• Clothing Program – Provides clothing and small household items that maybe available on site.  Program is for Yucaipa/Calimesa School District residents only.  Must live in are 30 days or more.
  35075 Avenue B
  Yucaipa CA 92399
  (909) 797-0244

No Junk Food

• This website was designed as a resource for those who wish to create a healthier learning environment for our youth.
  www.nojunkfood.org/

Your Energy Wake-Up Call!

• The Simple Solution to Health Eating and Physical Activity for Teens.  This site is brought to you by California Project LEAN.
  www.caprojectlean.org/

The California Adolescent Nutrition and Fitness (CANFIT) Program

• CANFIT works to improve the nutrition and fitness of California’s low-income African American, American Indian, Latino, and Asian/ Pacific Islander youth.
  www.canfit.org/