Being able to choose your own groceries is something many of us take for granted, but it isn’t always the norm at food distributions.  Thanks to supporters like you, the Food Bank is making it possible for more of our neighbors to make their own decisions about what foods work

When Farid Hakimi arrived in the United States in 1986 he was just 16 years old, fleeing the Afghanistan-Soviet Union conflict. Farid attended Concord High School and worked evenings at a local restaurant to make ends meet, but struggled to pay rent and buy food. Having faced these challenges, Farid