Our Success and Progress

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 [...]