ABOUT US

SFBFS is dedicated to assisting those in need by:

  • Alleviating their immediate pain and problems
  • Moving them toward self sufficiency and financial independence.

SFBFS accomplishes the above goals through the following services:

  • Educating the illiterate
  • Providing moms with guidance and their infants with food and diapers
  • Strengthening families through a program of ethics and self-esteem
  • Providing early childhood education and youth services
  • Feeding the hungry
  • Clothing the poor
  • Housing homeless families with children
  • Furnishing seniors with a social club and volunteer opportunities
  • Providing high-tech knowledge for youth

SFBFS has a well-planned strategy guiding all of its programs. This strategy involves a large cadre of volunteers who offer integrity in 'mentoring', 'bridge-building', and walking 'hand-in-hand' with others.


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Forty-one years ago Father Dan Madigan began working with the poor of Del Paso Heights. Today, we continue to feed that community. Twenty years ago he set up shop in Oak Park. Today that social services complex is one of Sacramento’s landmarks.

Longevity in serving social services has answered many of his early-on queries. Questions like: Is it more beneficial to attack the sources of suffering than to relieve immediate pain; more beneficial to be concerned about unemployment than providing baskets of food to the hungry; more beneficial to study literacy than teaching adults to read.

Today, Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services operation has answered these questions. SFBFS is simultaneously tackling all of the above needs and has come up with some very concrete solutions.

SFBFS runs a very lean grassroots organization with an incredibly efficient professional staff of 25, and a volunteer workforce of over 800. Despite the fact that operating costs for many non-profits escalate annually, SFBFS has effectively managed to keep the quality and quantity of services at the highest standards. In other words, SFBFS has been able to meet increasing demands for services with the same (or even less) money in certain program areas each year. SFBFS does this by leveraging donated dollars when buying food, baby supplies, reading materials, and much more for pennies on the dollar.

In fact, for every dollar donated, Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services
distributes $10.00 worth of products and services back into the community.

 



 


 

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