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Due to the coronavirus, there are more people left without many funds to purchase essential goods, including food. In order to feed the hungry in the Bay Area, Alameda County Community Food Bank is implementing new programs for adults, families, and children. Register now for our Nonprofit Report interview with the food bank's Executive Director Suzan Bateson and Chief of Partnerships & Strategy Allison Pratt and watch tomorrow on Zoom or Facebook Live at 8am PDT/11am EDT. https://us02web.zoom.us//regist/WN_7BAiejLoQVm-3BFGRVl--Q

Over the years, the San Francisco Bay Area has become a hotspot for homelessness with experts estimating there were nearly 30,000 homeless individuals just three years ago. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, these numbers have most likely increased. Rewatch our Nonprofit Report with Shelter, Inc. CEO John Eckstrom, Episcopal Community Services of San Francisco (ECS) Executive Director Beth Stokes, and St Vincent de Paul Society of San Francisco Executive Director Shari Wooldridge on how their organizations are providing key services that can eliminate homelessness.

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As the coronavirus pandemic continues to impact communities across the US, individuals and families are struggling to make ends meet, lining up every day to receive any food they can. Register now for our Nonprofit Report webinar with Alameda County Community Food Bank Executive Director Suzan Bateson and Chief of Partnerships & Strategy Allison Pratt as they discuss their efforts and partnerships during this time. Watch on Zoom or Facebook Live on Thursday, October 29th at 8am PDT/11am EDT. https://us02web.zoom.us//regist/WN_7BAiejLoQVm-3BFGRVl--Q

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Offering permanent, supportive housing sites have been seen as a way to drastically decrease the homeless population, but many cities have debated whether these are actually effective. Register now for our discussion on Bay Area homelessness with Shelter, Inc. CEO John Eckstrom, Episcopal Community Services of San Francisco (ECS) Executive Director Beth Stokes, and St Vincent de Paul Society of San Francisco Executive Director Shari Wooldridge. Watch on Zoom or Facebook Live tomorrow, October 27th at 8am PDT/11am EDT. https://us02web.zoom.us//regist/WN_7BAiejLoQVm-3BFGRVl--Q

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A lack of affordable housing, substance abuse, and behavioral health problems can all contribute to homelessness, but have all these factors truly created the homeless crisis in the Bay Area? Register now for our Nonprofit Report with Shelter, Inc. CEO John Eckstrom, Episcopal Community Services of San Francisco (ECS) Executive Director Beth Stokes, and St Vincent de Paul Society of San Francisco Executive Director Shari Wooldridge. Tune in on Zoom or Facebook Live on Tuesday, October 27th at 8am PDT/11am EDT https://us02web.zoom.us//regist/WN_7BAiejLoQVm-3BFGRVl--Q

Finding joy and meaning in your work is the key to leading a fulfilling life. Rewatch our interview with Goodwill Southern California Chief Impact Officer Simon Lopez on helping workers to harness their talent and find purpose in employment. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FMUcbkhtjjc&t=170s

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