EHP will be closed on Monday, July 4, 2022, in observance of Independence Day.
EHP Announces New Business Hours
Starting June 6, 2022, EHP will be open Monday through Thursday (CLOSED Friday, Saturday & Sunday)
9 am - 5 pm*
Food Distribution is offered Monday through Thursday with extended hours as follows:
9 am - 12 pm & 2:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Donation Hours: 9 am - 5 pm, Monday- Thursday
*limited staff available between 12 pm - 2 pm
EHP is selected as a 2022 California Nonprofit of the Year
Chosen by Assemblymember Marc Berman of District 24, EHP was recognized for providing critical aid in East Palo Alto, Palo Alto, Menlo Park and the surrounding area this last year by helping people keep food on their tables during a long period of intense and ongoing need.
EHP would like to thank Assemblymember Marc Berman and the California Association of Nonprofits. We are extremely honored to receive this distinction.
Nevida Celebrates her 80th Birthday
EHP held a birthday celebration on 4/12/22 to honor Nevida Butler. To commemorate her 80th birthday, EHP is bringing back the opportunity to buy a memorial brick for the Nevida Butler Garden. Be a part of EHP's Future with a custom engraved brick for Nevida's Garden.
Thank you to everyone who wished Nevida well on her 80th birthday. She appreciated all the sentiments! We would like to share a proclamation from the City of East Palo Alto honoring Nevida Preston Butler for her service to our community.
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Dear Friends and Partners,
I am deeply saddened and devastated by what is taking place across this country. After the events that unfolded in 2020 and the pattern of discrimination and hate that was laid bare with the tragic death of George Floyd, I started to see a glimmer of hope on the horizon. The tragedy of George Floyd and countless others in the Black community became the catalyst for a movement that spread like wildfire, and it was inspiring to see communities of all colors come together to stand as allies in the fight against racism and bias in this country. I thought that we were on the brink of real and lasting change.
But with one step forward, it seems we’ve taken two steps back. The tragic shootings that took place in Atlanta, and the hundreds of incidents of racist rhetoric and violence against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders across the country is truly terrifying.
My mother and I came to this country as immigrants. As a young child, I struggled to learn the language, customs, and traditions of an unfamiliar land. I experienced racist taunts as a child, and misogyny, stereotyping and racism as an adult. But as much as I experienced in the last 4 and a half decades of my life, fear was never a part of the equation. And today, I can honestly say that I am genuinely afraid.
But we cannot let fear halt progress. The obstacles of hate, discrimination, racism, misogyny, and bias can only be removed if we stand in solidarity with one another. United we stand. Divided we fall.
We at EHP stand unified with our allies in the fight for racial equity. We stand with those in the Asian American and Pacific Islander communities in the Bay Area and across the country. We will continue to be an advocate for our Asian American and Pacific Islander neighbors, and we will never stop fighting for the American ideals of opportunity, democracy, liberty and equality for all.
Thoughtfully,
Maleah
I am deeply saddened and devastated by what is taking place across this country. After the events that unfolded in 2020 and the pattern of discrimination and hate that was laid bare with the tragic death of George Floyd, I started to see a glimmer of hope on the horizon. The tragedy of George Floyd and countless others in the Black community became the catalyst for a movement that spread like wildfire, and it was inspiring to see communities of all colors come together to stand as allies in the fight against racism and bias in this country. I thought that we were on the brink of real and lasting change.
But with one step forward, it seems we’ve taken two steps back. The tragic shootings that took place in Atlanta, and the hundreds of incidents of racist rhetoric and violence against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders across the country is truly terrifying.
My mother and I came to this country as immigrants. As a young child, I struggled to learn the language, customs, and traditions of an unfamiliar land. I experienced racist taunts as a child, and misogyny, stereotyping and racism as an adult. But as much as I experienced in the last 4 and a half decades of my life, fear was never a part of the equation. And today, I can honestly say that I am genuinely afraid.
But we cannot let fear halt progress. The obstacles of hate, discrimination, racism, misogyny, and bias can only be removed if we stand in solidarity with one another. United we stand. Divided we fall.
We at EHP stand unified with our allies in the fight for racial equity. We stand with those in the Asian American and Pacific Islander communities in the Bay Area and across the country. We will continue to be an advocate for our Asian American and Pacific Islander neighbors, and we will never stop fighting for the American ideals of opportunity, democracy, liberty and equality for all.
Thoughtfully,
Maleah
Mr. Dinner Table Visits EHP
ATTENTION IN-KIND DONORS
Due to space limitation, please call Donald at 650-323-7781 x1100 or email donations@ehpcares.org to see if we can accept your donation. Thank you for your understanding and support.
Due to space limitation, please call Donald at 650-323-7781 x1100 or email donations@ehpcares.org to see if we can accept your donation. Thank you for your understanding and support.
More Than Food ...
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Video production generously donated by Luke Seerveld and Seerveld Media.
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EHP’s mission is to provide compassionate, dignified and practical assistance to families and individuals experiencing economic and personal hardship. We offer material help, support services, and advocacy for our neighbors in need, in a challenging and rapidly changing environment.
EHP serves working families, seniors, people with limited incomes and those who have both emergency and on-going needs in East Palo Alto, Menlo Park and surrounding communities. |
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Now you can give back while you shop! Just go to smile.amazon.com and select the Ecumenical Hunger Program as the charity you want to support. That's all you have to do! There are no fees and no hassle. Every time you shop, EHP will receive a portion of your purchase to support safety-net programs throughout the year. Thank you for your support! |
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EHP is a proud member of the California Association of Nonprofits.
Read about Ecumenical Hunger Program on Charity Navigator, America's largest and most-utilized independent evaluator of charities, and add us to your charities! EHP is a platinum level GuideStar Exchange participant, demonstrating its commitment to transparency. Write a review about us! |
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2411 Pulgas Avenue ~ East Palo Alto, CA ~ 94303 ~ 650.323.7781 ~ info@ehpcares.org
2411 Pulgas Avenue ~ East Palo Alto, CA ~ 94303 ~ 650.323.7781 ~ info@ehpcares.org