Food Share aims to meet the needs of an entire community
By Paula Aven Gladych Special to the Business Times Ventura County’s largest nonprofit food bank, Food Share, has set the wheels in motion to build an 85,000-square-foot facility that will enable it to distribute twice the amount of food it is able to provide currently–up to 40 million pounds a year. The number of people Read More →
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