Kids Farmers Market
“Curbside” Kids Farmers Markets Are Nourishing Yolo County Children and Families Through An Extraordinary Time of Crisis
While in-person instruction isn’t possible at this time in most Yolo County schools due to the COVID-19 disaster, Yolo Food Bank continues to provide critical access to nutrition to local children and their families. Free, fresh food distributions at school sites, in tandem with school districts’ meal pick-up locations, ensure that empty bellies don’t diminish students’ academic success as they pursue distance learning programs.
On a weekly basis, Yolo Food Bank provides a robust box of groceries, including 18 lbs of produce and 18 lbs of dairy and pre-cooked meats and other items. In total, Yolo County schoolchildren and their families have access to 50,000 pounds of food each week at these distributions, with nearly 1,300 households nourished.
As of October 2020, Yolo Food Bank has a weekly presence at the following school sites:
Washington Unified School District, West Sacramento – Temporarily on hold
- Elkhorn Village Elementary School
- River City High School
Woodland Joint Unified School District – Temporarily on hold
- Gibson Elementary School
- Douglas Middle School
- Woodland High School
Davis Joint Unified School District
- Marguerite Montgomery Elementary School
Winters Joint Unified School District
- Waggonner Elementary School
Esparto Unified School District
- Esparto High School
Services at these school sites are limited to families with children enrolled in the public schools. To learn more about your eligibility, please contact your school site. For information about food distributions for the general public in these communities, please visit https://yolofoodbank.
zane@yolofoodbank.org
(530) 668-0690 x 123
