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Demand for food resources is at an all-time high.
Our families need your help now more than ever.
Please donate what you can today.

NEIGHBORS HELPING NEIGHBORS IN NEED

For 50 years, EHP - Ecumenical Hunger Program has offered essential basic necessities such as food and clothing to our struggling neighbors while providing new solutions and programs to meet their evolving needs and challenges. Help us to empower our low-income families because a strong community starts with all of us. Please donate today!

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Dear Friends,

I have had the privilege of being the Executive Director of EHP for 16 years for a total of 30 years with the program. EHP has had a profound impact on my life. Being a witness to the often-dramatic changes in the community, along with being an integral part of the process of improving the lives of our neighbors-in-need, has been an incredible and inspiring experience.

EHP is at a crossroads. Demand for resources and programs continues to grow, which has created the need for more space. EHP, through creative and innovative space allocation and organization, has been able to offset vertical space for storage to continue to grow programs over the last decade but we have maximized all space availability. To continue to meet growing demand, we need to address the lack of physical space required to expand programs. We are excited to announce the acquisition of the adjacent property on Weeks Street that will allow us to do just that. This will be the first major expansion of the EHP campus since we first acquired the Pulgas Street property and is a testament to the continued growth and success of the program.

The Weeks Street acquisition will present new and daunting challenges for the program as major renovation work will be needed to make the space usable. We plan on launching The EHP Weeks Street Capital Campaign in the near future and your support will be invaluable to the success of the campaign. This is a new and exciting era for the program as we look forward to the next phase of growth and the impact that this growth will have on the lives of disadvantaged individuals and families in our local community.

Stay tuned for more information and please reach out with any questions.

Lesia Preston, Executive Director

650.323.7781

2411 Pulgas Ave.

E. Palo Alto, CA 94303

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