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“I’m taking care of my grandson. We’re almost up to date and trying to save as much as we can to pay the rent. The bills and the electricity have also gone up quite a bit, the rent too. That’s one of the reasons why we always come here because it helps the economics a lot. It helps quite a lot. The fruit, the food. It helps a lot for the children. I give my grandson the juices I make and fruit. I cut up the fruit and give him snacks and all that. It helps a lot. It helps the children and the elderly. Thank you very much. Honestly, without this help, I think it would be more difficult for us. Thank you very much.”

“I’m a single mom. I’m not working because one of my sons, he’s diabetic, type one. So, it’s very difficult for me to get food. And this is a good resource to get it. And I can feed my son and my daughter. and they can come to school and learn and stay more active with the resources. I feel very comfortable, happy, and I don’t have words to describe how I’m feeling because I think we have more resources than other places at school. It’s easy to come, pick up our kids, and at the same time, pick up food; it’s very helpful. With your help, this can happen. So, there’s a lot of people like me, they need food, they need to eat, they have kids.”

“I serve in the US Navy. I’ve been in San Diego for about three years now, going on four. One of the biggest things is being away from the family. Family continues on the daily while we’re gone. It’s hard. In Maryland, we were able to rent a house big enough for my family. But here, we had to go to military housing because it’s not affordable to live in town. It helps out immensely. We got food that’s going to be able to support the family for a while. Thank you. Thank you a lot. Like, it really helps the family. It takes a lot of pressure off on a daily basis, knowing that we’re going to have some food that’s going to last for a while. It’s pretty helpful.”