Partners

Food Para Todos collaborates with strategic partners, distribution networks, schools, and donors across Merced County to recover surplus food and nourish the community.

Who We Partner With

Our Partners For Collective Impact

We collaborate with dedicated organizations across the region to build a stronger, more food-secure community. By combining resources with approved regional leaders, we safely recover, document, and redistribute quality food to the places it is needed most.

Strategic Partners for Collective Impact

Working hand-in-hand with Merced County organizations to nourish and support our neighbors

Collaborating for Regional Impact

Distribution Partners

Food Para Todos works with:

  • trusted community partners
  • churches
  • neighborhood sites
  • family child care providers
  • local organizations

 

to help redistribute rescued food throughout Merced County.

Public Agency Partners

Food Para Todos collaborates with:

  • public agencies
  • local partners

 

to support food recovery, food access, landfill diversion, and SB 1383 edible food recovery goals.

School Food Recovery Partners

Food Para Todos works with:

  • schools
  • districts

 

to recover edible food and support students, families, and community partners. Our goal is to help build a county-wide school food recovery system across Merced County.

Food Donor Partners

Food Para Todos works with:

  • grocery stores
  • restaurants
  • bakeries
  • farms
  • food distributors
  • colleges
  • event organizers
  • other food businesses

 

to recover surplus edible food and redirect it into the community.

Community Partners

Food Para Todos is built through community collaboration. We work alongside

  • volunteers
  • nonprofit organizations
  • schools
  • churches
  • child care providers
  • public agencies
  • local leaders

 

to strengthen food access across Merced County.

Want to donate surplus food, host a distribution site, or collaborate on community initiatives? Let’s work together to make a lasting impact in Merced County.