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Government Assisitance Programs

Other Food Assistance Programs

Shelter & Other Referral Information

Soup Kitchens

Food Pantries

Senior Food Program

Food Assistance Program

Food For Children Program

Community Produce Program

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Food Resources DirectorySolano County

July 2017

Listing of Services provided by:

Published by the Food Bank of Contra Costa and Solano

2339 Courage Drive Suite F, Fairfield, CA 94533

P.O. Box 6324, Concord, CA 94524

Telephone 707-421-9777 Fax 925-671-7933

For the hearing impaired:

TTY 1.800.735.2929 English

TTY 1.800.855.3000 Spanish

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Food Resource Directory Solano County - July 2017

365 Tuolumne St., Vallejo Benicia/Vallejo (707) 553-5000

275 Beck Ave. Fairfield Fairfield/Suisun City

275 Beck Ave. Fairfield Rio Vista

119 E. Monte Vista Ave Vacaville

see Vacaville or

Fairfield/Suisun City

Dixon

Benicia/Vallejo 365 Tuolumne St, Vallejo

Vacaville 1119 E. Monte Vista Ave

Fairfield/Suisun City,

Dixon and Rio Vista

275 Beck Ave Fairfield

Women, Infants, and Children Program (WIC)

Dixon Dixon Family Services 155

N. Second St

Dixon (707) 678-0717

CalWorksLow-income families with children can receive cash grants through the CalWorks program. To apply, contact an

office listed below:

Low-income pregnant women and mothers with children up to the age of five can receive food vouchers to buy

specific nutritious foods. Call:

People who want more information about the food stamp process and eligibility rules can contact the Food

Bank's CalFresh Outreach team at (707) 421-9777.

GOVERNMENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS

Food Stamps (CalFresh)CalFresh, formerly Food Stamps, are a monthly stipend on an EBT card that can be used to buy food. Someone

can be eligible even if they own a home, have no children, are working, own a vehicle, or have no permanent

address. People with little or no income should apply for food stamps. To apply, go to:


(WIC continued)

Fairfield/Suisun Health and Social Services

2101 Courage Dr

Fairfield (707) 784-2200

Vacaville Health and Social Services

1119 E. Monte Vista

Vacaville (707) 469-4555

Vallejo Health and Social Services

365 Tuolumne St

Vallejo (707) 553-5381

General Assistance (GA)

Fairfield (707) 425-0638

Vallejo (707) 644-7444

Other cities 1-800-510-2020

Call 211 for assistance with information about all social services in English and Spanish.

OTHER FOOD ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS

Meals on Wheels Program www.mealsonwheelsofcontracosta.org

Homebound seniors can have meals delivered to them for a suggested donation by calling:

Low-income individuals who do not qualify for CalWorks or Supplemental Security

Income (SSI) can receive cash grants through the GA program. To apply for General

Assistance schedule an appointment by calling (707) 553-5234. All Applicants must

come to 365 Tuolumne St. Vallejo

Supplemental Security Income (SSI) Low-income people who are blind, disabled, or elderly can receive supplemental grants through the SSI

program. For information call 1-800-772-1213

SHELTER & OTHER REFERRAL INFORMATION


BENICIA St. Paul’s Episcopal

Church

120 East J St (707) 745-0307 Weds. 4:30pm-6pm

FAIRFIELDFirst Baptist Church of

Fairfield

1121 Clay St (707) 422-2500 Sundays 2:30pm-4pm

Samoan Christian

Fellowship

1200 Western St, Suite F (707) 428-4221 2nd Fri 6-9pm

2nd Sat 8-10am

SUISUN CITYFirst Christian Church 199 Marina Blvd (707) 428-4284 Tue & Thur 8am-12:30pm

VACAVILLE Epiphany Episcopal Church 300 West St (707) 448-2275 Tuesdays 1-3 pm

Fridays 4:30-6:30pm

VALLEJOFirst Baptist Church of

Vallejo

2025 Sonoma Blvd (707) 644-4064 Mon-Thur

Satudays

Sundays

11am-12:30pm

2:30-3:30am

5-6pm

First United Methodist

Church

502 Virgina St Last two

Saturdays

of the

month

11:30am-1pm

Amador Street Hope Center 929 Amador St (707) 648-1986 Thurs 6:30pm

Bible Study optional after

meal

SOUP KITCHENS

Soup kitchens provide free meals to anyone who comes in during meal hours. Soup kitchens with an asterisk (*)

expect recipients to attend a religious service before the meal is served. Menus vary, although each soup

kitchen tries to offer balanced meals.


BENICIABenicia CAC 480 Military East (707) 745-0900 Mon

Tues-Thur

Fri

8:30 am-1:30 pm

8:30 am-4 pm

10am-12pm

St. Dominic’s Conference St.

Vincent de Paul

(707) 746-1773 Call for Appointment

DIXONDixon Family Services

(Call first)

155 N. 2nd St (707) 678-0442 Mon-Thur 10am-noon, 1-4pm

- Self Sufficiency Programs

offered Wed. 11am-Noon by

appt.

-1st Wed. @2pm: 30min Life

Skills Workshops offered

Salvation Army Mobile Van

Dixon Recycle Center 1 Town Square (707) 455-8191 3rd Tue 10am-2pm

St. Vincent de Paul Food

Locker

105 S. 2nd St (707) 678-7664 Mon-Fri 8:30am-1pm

FOOD PANTRIES

Pantries provide food to the general public on an ongoing basis. Pantries may limit the number of times they serve the

same recipient in a given time period. All pantries strive to provide balanced food bags that include all food groups.

Typically, the food is nonperishable, i.e. canned goods and dried beans, pasta and rice. Some pantries provide three day

supplies of food for people in crisis situations put together according to a suggested menu and based on family size. Other

pantries focus on perishable foods such as produce, dairy and bread and include a limited number of nonperishable items.

Most agencies require some form of identification from recipients and each person in their household. Food Pantries may

require recipients to call ahead for an appointment. A small number of pantries ask people to get a referral from another

agency.Please share the information about pantry requirements included with the pantry description with the people you

are helping.


(Pantries, continued)

FAIRFIELD/SUISUN CITYThe Edge Community

Church

1512 North Texas St (707) 421-9430 Tuesdays 1-2pm

Fairfield CANB 416 Union Ave (707) 427-1148 Mon, Wed

& Fri

Wed

1-4pm Emergency Food

11:30a-4pm Seniors &

Disabled

Fairfield City Church 1360 Crowley Lane (707) 426-2172 Tuesdays 3:30-4:30pm

Fairfield SDA Community

Services

1101 East Tabor Ave (707) 426-6720 2nd and

4th Weds

11am-12:30pm - Walkin

food distribution

Mount Calvary Baptist

Church

1735 Enterprise Dr, Bldg. 3 (707) 425-1849 Thurs 1pm-3pm

Mount Carmel SVdP 2700 Dover Ave (707) 422-5209 Tues,

Weds,

Thurs

Call for appointment. Serves

Fairfield, Suisun & Cordelia

Rockville Presbyterian

Fellowship (at Salvation

Army)

1200 Missouri St Mon &

Wed

1-3pm

Salvation Army—Fairfield 1216 Missouri St (707) 426-6244 Mon-Thurs 9 am-12 pm; 1-4 pm

Samoan Christian

Fellowship

1200 Western St (707) 428-4221 Every Wed

& Fri

11am-2pm

2nd Fri 6-9pm

2nd Sat 8-11am

St. Mark’s Manna Pantry 1600 Union Ave (707) 422-4741 Tuesdays

2nd Sat

4–6 pm

9:30am-10:30 am

St. Stephens CME Church

Feed My Sheep

2301 Union Ave (707) 425-2925 2nd and

4th Weds

2pm-4pm - Call before 4pm

on the Monday before the

distribution for

appointment. Leave name,

phone number and number

in family

Suisun Fairfield

Congregational Church

701 Suisun St (707) 425-6330 Wed

Mon-Wed

& Fri

11am: Walk In

7pm-8pm



True Love Baptist Church 1956 Pennsylvania Ave (707) 426-2776 2nd Wed 10-11:30am

RIO VISTARio Vista Food Pantry

(Formerly Rio Vista

Community Services)

1105 A Airport Rd Sunday 12:30-2pm

VACAVILLEFirst Baptist Church of

Vacaville

1127 Davis St (707) 448-6209 Mon 10am-12pm: For new clients

Wed 5:30-7:00pm: Walk-in food

distribution.

Fri 10am -12pm: Walk-in food

distribution.

Emergency food by appt.

Salvation Army Mobile Van

Vacaville Boys & Girls Club 100 Holly Lane (707) 455-8191 4th Fri 10am-12pm

Meadows Complex 259 Aegean Way (707) 455-8191 1st & 3rd

Fri

10am-1pm

Mariposa Head Start Center 1625 Alamo Dr (707) 455-8191 2nd Fri 10am-1pm

Country Garden Senior

Apartments

1200 Burton Dr (707) 455-8191 2nd Fri 1:30-2:30pm

Senior Manor Apartments 190 Lawrence Dr (707) 455-8191 4th Fri 12:30-1:30pm

Or Call for Appointment (707) 455-8191 Mon &

Wed

9am-4pm

Shiloh Baptist Church 185 Chandler St (707) 446-4151 Tues 10am-12pm: Walk-in

Emergency food by appt.

(Clothes also available)

SonRise Community

Fellowship: Helping Hands

Ministry

310 Parker St (707) 448-7912 Tues 9-11am



(707) 448-2390 Mon-Wed

& Fri

10am-11:45am

Thurs 5-7pm

Vaca FISH 40 Eldridge Ave, Suite 9 (707) 447-5482 Tues-Fri 10am-12pm

Vacaville Storehouse 1146 E. Monte Vista (707) 454-0268 Mon 10am-12pm

6-7pm (with military ID)

Tues 4-6pm

Thurs & Fri 10am-12pm

VALLEJO Amador St. Hope Center 929 Amador St (707) 648-1986 Wed 1pm

Antioch Church of God in

Christ

21 Antioch Dr (707) 647-1005 Thurs 11am-12pm

Bridgeway Cornerstone

Church

1505 Georgia St (707) 554-9510 Mondays 10-11am

Calvary Community Church 585 Mini Dr (707) 642-6585 4th Sat 10am-Noon and by appt.

Catholic Charities of Solano 125 Corporate Pl,

Suite A

(707) 644-8909 Mon-Thurs By appointment only. Call

9am-11 am for food appt.

Pick up food 1:30–3:30 pm

Emmanuel Arms 900 6th St (707) 642-2391 Mon Call Mon. 10 am-Noon.

Distribution 11am-

12:15 pm

Combined with Food Assistance Program distribution of USDA commodities.

Please do not refer people to more than one place that distributes USDA

commodities.)

St. Mary’s Catholic Church 350 Stinson Ave



Faith Bible Church of Vallejo 826 Solano Ave (707) 557-7933 Tues

Fridays

11am-2pm

2-6pm

First Baptist Church of

Vallejo

2025 Sonoma Blvd. (707) 644-4064 Mon-Thur 11am-12:30pm

Friendship Miss. Baptist

Church

1905 Florida St. (707) 648-2005

x22

Monthly distribution. Call

church to find out sign up

day and distribution day.

(Generally the 4th Saturday

of the month.)

Good Samaritan Church 407 Capitol St (707) 553-1896 Tues &

Thurs

9:30am-12:30pm

Living Bread Ministries 2525 Springs Rd (707) 644-4002 3rd & 4th

Fridays

12-2pm

Northbay Foursquare

Church

330 Avian Drive (707) 554-8232 2nd & 4th

Sundays

12:00pm-12:30pm,

Emergency food by

appointment

Salvation Army—Vallejo 630 Tuolumne St (707) 643-8621 Mon-Wed 9am-Noon. No appointment

or referral needed. Bring ID

and proof of residency.

Second Baptist Church of

Vallejo

1170 Benicia Rd (707) 643-6496 1st & 3rd

Wed

11am

St. Basil SVdP Conference 1225 Tuolumne St (707) 644-0376 Mon-Fri Call and leave message.

Bags are delivered to homes,

Mon.–Fri. No walk-ins.

St. Vincent Ferrer Conf.

SVdP

(707) 556-9864 Call Tues, Wed, or Thurs.

from 9:30-12 pm for

delivery.

Union Miss. Baptist Church 128 Encerti Ave (707) 642-0870 4th Tues 9:30 am-12 pm

Vallejo Seventh Day

Adventist Community

Services

1130 Alabama (707) 643-6181 Tues

(Except

Last)

9am - 12:30pm



The Will of God Christian

Center*

419 Georgia St (510) 239-7232 or

(707) 655-5587

2nd & 4th

Tues

12-7pm

Vallejo residents will be

served first. Must bring your

own bags.

*not a partner agency of the Food Bank


Number of Persons

in HouseholdMaximum Income

Monthly Annually

1 $2,010 $24,120

2 $2,707 $32,480

3 $3,404 $40,840

4 $4,100 $49,200

5 $4,797 $57,560

6 $5,494 $65,920

7 $6,190 $74,280

8 $6,887 $82,640

For each additional person in the household, add: $697 monthly or $8,360 annually.

DIXONCornerstone Church 185 W. Cherry St

Dixon

2nd & 4th

Wed

10am -11 am

FAIRFIELD/SUISUN CITYSt. Mark’s Lutheran Church 1600 Union Ave

Fairfield

1st & 3rd

Wed

9:30-10:30am

Senior Food Program

The Senior Food Program is a program of the Food Bank of Contra Costa and Solano.

Senior Food Program members must be 55 years of age or older, live in one of the areas served by the program, and have

gross monthly incomes under the chart listed below. In general each recipient is expected to pick up his or her bag, unless

other arrangements are made by the participant. Applicants can fill out a one-page application form at the Senior Food

Program site in their area. Currently, there is room for new members at most sites. If a site has no room, names may be

placed on a waiting list.

Distribution is twice a month; Senior Food Program members who are unable to pick up a bag at their site cannot go to

another site. The bags vary but in general each contains seven to eight different items with bread, fresh fruits and

vegetables, and canned food items the most common.


(Senior Food Program, continued)

The Edge Community

Church

1512 North Texas St 2nd & 4th

Wed

12-1pm

RIO VISTARio Vista Food Pantry

(Formerly Rio Vista

Community Services)

1105A Airport Rd

Rio Vista

1st Sun 12:30-2pm

VACAVILLEEpiphany Episcopal Church 300 West St

Vacaville

1st & 3rd

Wed

10:30-11:30am

VALLEJONorman King Community

Center: Serves Vallejo south

of Curtola Parkway and

Benicia.

545 Magazine St

Vallejo

2nd & 4th

Wed

10-11am

Vallejo Community Center

Serves north and central

Vallejo.

225 Amador St

Vallejo

2nd & 4th

Wed

10:30-11:30am


In order to receive the commodity portion of the bag, recipients must meet the income guidelines below:

Number of Persons in

HouseholdMaximum Income

Monthly Annually

1 $1,485 $17,820

2 $2,003 $24,030

3 $2,520 $30,240

4 $3,038 $36,450

5 $3,555 $42,660

6 $4,073 $48,870

7 $4,591 $55,095

8 $5,111 $61,335

9 $5,631 $67,575

10 $6,151 $73,815

Recipients go to the site in their area during distribution hours. They must bring:

BENICIABenicia CAC 480 Military East,

Benicia

(707) 745-0900 Weds 8:30am-4pm

DIXONCornerstone Church 185 W. Cherry St

Dixon

(707) 678-5234 4th Wed 10-11am

For households with more than 10 persons, add $520 each for monthly income; or $6,240 each for annual income.

· Identification with their current address or picture identification and a document with their current address (PG&E

bill, telephone bill, or other correspondence).

· Identification for each member of household, if household size is 6 or more. People will need to certify that their

income falls under the guidelines for the program. They will be required to sign for the food.

Food Assistance Program

Federal government commodities and other food items are distributed every month to individuals and families. Each

household is allowed to pick up food only once a month. We recommend that people choose one site for regular pick up

of commodities. Generally, this would be the site that is closest to where they live.


(Food Assistance Program, continued)

RIO VISTA Rio Vista Food Pantry

(Formerly Rio Vista

Community Services)

1105 A Airport Rd

Rio Vista

3rd Sunday 12:30-2pm

FAIRFIELD /SUISUN CITYSt. Mark’s Lutheran

Church

1600 Union Ave

Fairfield

(707) 422-4741 2nd Wed 9:30am-10:30am

The Edge Community

Church

1512 North Texas St Wed &

Thurs

10am-2pm

True Love Baptist Church 1956 Pennsylvania

Fairfield

(707) 426-2776 3rd Wed 10am-12pm

VACAVILLE1st Baptist Church of

Vacaville

1127 Davis St

Vacaville

(707) 448-6209 3rd Fri 10am-12pm

Vacaville Storehouse 1146 E. Monte Vista (707) 454-0268 Mon 10am-12pm

6-7pm (with military ID)

Tues 4-6pm

Thurs & Fri 10am-12pm

VALLEJOChurch on the Hill at the

Travel Inn

160 Lincoln Rd E.

Vallejo

2nd Sat 11:30am-12:30pm

Mobile Units times can vary

Good Samaritan Missionary

Baptist Church

407 Capitol St

Vallejo

(707) 553-1896 3rd Sat 9am-11:30 am

The Salvation Army Vallejo 630 Tuolumne

Vallejo

(707) 643-8621 Thursday 9am-12pm 1pm - 3pm

North Vallejo Community

Center

1121 Whitney Ave

Vallejo

3rd Sat 10am - Noon


Number of Persons


Monthly Annually

1 $2,010 $24,120

2 $2,707 $32,480

3 $3,404 $40,840

4 $4,100 $49,200

5 $4,797 $57,560

6 $5,494 $65,920

7 $6,190 $74,280

8 $6,887 $82,640


FAIRFIELD/SUISUNFairfield Seventh Day

Adventist Church

1101 E. Tabor Fairfield 3rd Friday 10am-12pm

VACAVILLEVacaville Storehouse 1146 E. Monte Vista Vacaville 2nd Wed 12pm-2pm

VALLEJONapa Solano Headstart 1328 Virginia St Vallejo 3rd Wed 10am-12pm

Food for Children Program

Food For Children is a Food Bank of Contra Costa and Solano program that provides a box of food once a month to 4 -6

year old children referred by WIC or other community organizations. For more information about this program or for

information regarding how to become a referring agency, please contact the Food Bank at (925) 676-7543 x207. Parents

or guardians can self refer by bringing proof of the child’s birthdate and home address to the distribution site in the

community in which they live or work.


Number of Persons


Monthly Annually

1 $2,010 $24,120

2 $2,707 $32,480

3 $3,404 $40,840

4 $4,100 $49,200

5 $4,797 $57,560

6 $5,494 $65,920

7 $6,190 $74,280

8 $6,887 $82,640


DIXON, RIO VISTA

Dixon Family Services 155 N 2nd St Dixon 1st & 3rd

Wed

11:30 am-12:30 pm

Lighthouse Ministries 101 Montezuma St Rio Vista 1st & 3rd

Wed

2-3 pm

FAIRFIELD / SUISUN

Cleo Gordon Elementary 1950 Dover Ave Fairfield 1st & 3rd

Fri

2-3 pm

Salvation Army- Fairfield 1216 Missouri St Fairfield 2nd & 4th

Thur

12-1 pm

Salvation Army- KROC

Center

586 E. Wigeon Way Suisun City 1st & 3rd

Fri

12-1 pm

Community Produce Program

The Community Produce Program is a Food Bank of Contra Costa and Solano program that provides 15-25lbs of fresh

produce 2 times per month to qualifying households that are in need of food assistance. People can choose One Site to

regularly pick-up produce for their household. Generally, this would be the site that is closest to where they live. The

income guideline for this program is listed below. Clients will be asked to self-certify. No identification or documents are

asked for.


(Community Produce Program, continued)

Solano County Health &

Social Services-Fairfield

2101 Courage Dr

(near the dental clinic)

Fairfield 2nd & 4th

Thur

2-3 pm

True Love Baptist Church 1956 Pennsylvania Ave Fairfield 2nd & 4th

Wed

12-1 pm

VACAVILLE

Boys & Girls Club @ Trower 100 Holly Lane Vacaville 2nd & 4th

Wed

2-3 pm

Mariposa Center 1625 Alamo Dr Vacaville 2nd & 4th

Wed

4-5 pm

VALLEJO

Emmanuel Temple 900 6th St Vallejo 2nd & 4th

Tue

2-3 pm

JFK Library 505 Santa Clara St Vallejo 2nd & 4th

Sat

10-11am

John Finney High School 233 Hobbs Ave Vallejo 1st & 3rd

Tue

2-3 pm

Second Baptist Church 1170 Benicia Rd Vallejo 1st & 3rd

Fri

4:30-5:30pm

WIC Vallejo 355 & 365 Tuolumne St

(in the courtyard)

Vallejo 2nd & 4th

Tue

12-1 pm

Solano Middle School 1025 Corcoran Ave Vallejo 2nd & 4th

Fri

4-5 pm

Vallejo High School 840 Nebraska St Vallejo 1st & 3rd

Tue

4-5 pm


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