EatSF is a healthy food program providing low-income San Franciscans vouchers for free fruits and vegetables.
Our Story
Bridging the dietary divide
Our Approach
Preventing disease with healthy food
EatSF is a healthy food program providing low-income San Franciscans vouchers for free fruits and vegetables.
Our Story
Bridging the dietary divide
Our Approach
Preventing disease with healthy food
Our programs promote healthy eating, reduce hunger, and support the economic health of the community.
How It Works
Increasing access to and affordability of fresh fruit and vegetables
EatSF Impact
Decreasing risk of early death through healthy food
Our programs promote healthy eating, reduce hunger, and support the economic health of the community.
How It Works
Increasing access and affordability to fresh fruits and vegetables
EatSF Impact
Decreasing risk of early death through healthy food
You Can Help!
With rising housing and food costs, low-income people are losing the economic power to purchase healthy food critical to their wellbeing.
In fact, 44% of low-income San Franciscans cannot afford healthy food and many live in neighborhoods where fresh produce is not even available.
EatSF is changing that.
EatSF’s free fruit and vegetable vouchers provide low-income residents with crucial resources to purchase healthy foods befitting of their culture and lifestyle, but also addresses food deserts by supporting the ability of local retailers to stock fresh produce – resulting in all around more healthy and vibrant communities.
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Spotlight
EatSF envisions a world where all people, in all neighborhoods, can enjoy fruits and vegetables from their local market. Listen to Marilyn discuss the ways in which EatSF has changed how she makes day-to-day food choices, helped her build a relationship with her local grocer, and provided a sense of stability.