San Bernardino Non-profits receive grants from No Kid Hungry California

As part of its ongoing effort to honor and support the hard-working people who have continued to help feed kids amid the COVID-19 pandemic, No Kid Hungry California announced it’s providing another $1.8 million in grants to schools and nonprofits across California.

Two local non-profits, Sick N’ Tired Sobriety and Transformation Recovery Home and Jabez Ministries Inc. will receive $10,000 and $28,100 respectively.

“Without the time and dedication of these hunger heroes, millions of children throughout California would not have access to the healthy foods that they need to thrive,” says No Kid Hungry California Director Kathy Saile. “We are proud to continue to support their hard work through these grants and by elevating their stories of hard work and dedication. No Kid Hungry will always be grateful for all of the work that these volunteers and organizations have done.”

According to No Kid Hungry, grant funding to schools and nonprofits will continue the efforts to increase food access during the pandemic by providing essential equipment and food supplies to food drives, meal services, and other related programs.

View the full list of grant recipients at: https://state.nokidhungry.org/california/.

Since the pandemic began, No Kid Hungry has given over $10.6 million in grants to help ensure that children in California are fed and supported to achieve academic success.

Jabez Ministries distributes food on Fridays at the Victoria Seventh-day Adventist Church, 1860 Mountain View Ave., Loma Linda. For more information visit jabezministries.org.

Sick N’ Tired Sobriety and Transformation Recovery Home is a recovery residence for adult women ages 18-years and older.  They provide counseling, and food to those in need. For information about Sick N’ Tired Sobriety and Transformation Recovery Home, go to sntrecoveryhome.org.