Our Success and Progress

In 2017, 870,000 people across the Bay Area were food insecure – more than the entire population of San Francisco. In addition, 1 in 10 Bay Area residents earns too little to cover the cost of [...]

An article featuring EatSF’s founder, Dr. Hilary Seligman, was published this May in the New York Times! Dr. Seligman, along with other researchers at UCSF and Stanford, is spearheading the first [...]

At 8.6%, San Francisco’s preterm birth rate is higher than the California state average, and significant disparities exist by race/ethnicity and income. Low-income and racial/ethnic minority [...]

So far, we’ve enrolled over 1,000 households, partnered with 40 community-based organizations and signed on 12 grocers. “The EatSF program changed everything for me,” says Marilyn, a participant. [...]

Vouchers for Veggies: EatSF in the SF Examiner! EatSF was the featured cover story for the SF Examiner this past Monday, September 7, 2015. The article highlighted the all-too-real issue of food [...]

EatSF in full swing! Two months in and EatSF is in full swing! Now that EatSF, a fruit and vegetable voucher program for low-income families and those with diet-sensitive chronic diseases, is up [...]

EatSF Voucher Program begins in April 2015! We are excited to announce the launch of the EatSF free fruit and vegetable voucher program in the Tenderloin neighborhood! 250 participants will [...]