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Tri-City Volunteers would like to graciously thank all of the donors that supported us during this past Holiday season. Without your commitment to help reducing hunger and poverty in our community, we would not be able to continue to provide pathways to financial stability, happier lifestyles, and healthy living through our hunger relief and volunteer programs. The generous donations through our Holiday food drive resulted in an amazing 35,000 pounds of food that lead to the distribution of 6,000 Holidays food carts to local families. We would also like to show appreciation to the Fremont Fire Department, Fremont Bank, and a host of smaller donors that helped provide more than 7,000 Christmas toys through our toy donor program to 2,645 families! The goal of Tri-City Volunteers is to continue to make a difference in the community by providing nutritious food to people who need assistance for themselves and their families. The extensive support you provide through donations helps continue to strengthen the lives of others and provide hope for the future. Special thanks to everyone below for their generous support of Tri-City Volunteers!
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Tri-City Volunteers in the News! 
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Tri-City Volunteers - Creating Pathways Away From Poverty in Fremont, Newark and Union City Tri-City Volunteers is a 1,000 volunteer strong, community-based social services nonprofit organization. Our mission is to lend a helping hand to anyone struggling with poverty, unemployment, underemployment and food insufficiency. For more than 40 years, we have been transforming the lives of the resource poor residents of Fremont, Newark and Union City through programs and services which build hope and self-esteem; when those dispositions are at their lowest. Over the past two very tough years, Tri-City Volunteers food bank has risen to the challenge of providing some 3.6 million pounds of nutritious food per year to the 6,000 local families gripped by economic hardship. Prior to 2010, our food distribution was a meager 1.2 million pounds.
Tri-City Volunteers works to enable low income earners find pathways to a better life, including:
Tri-City Volunteers invites you to work with us as we assist families in overcoming the ravages of poverty, unemployment and hunger. Together we can provide the food and opportunities which will strengthen families, reduce homelessness and build employment solutions. When you make a donation to Tri-City Volunteers or agree to volunteer your time for us, be aware that your donation has the power to transform the life of someone who is hungry and facing crisis. These donations and volunteer hours are crucial to our mission, and we are proud to assist school students, as well as those sentenced to community service through the traffic court alternative sentencing program in completing their hours. We do, of course, accept the assistance of citizens who simply wish to help out as well. For more information, please visit our Volunteer or Donate pages. Thousands of Tri-City adults finding it impossible to provide sufficient food for their families. Your donation of food, time or money to Tri-City Volunteers helps get our families back on the road to success. 
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We welcome your compassion, participation and community caring. Gifts of Cash: Make checks payable to Tri-City Volunteers, 37350 Joseph Street, Fremont, CA 94536. Online Donations: Donate securely online using PayPal by clicking the link at the top right of the page. |
Tri-City Volunteers
37350 Joseph Street, Fremont, CA 94536
(510) 793-4583
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