Our Brown Bag Programs for Seniors serve almost 1,200 very low-income elderly people who struggle to pay for housing, health care, and basic needs on fixed incomes.  The average Brown Bag recipient is a 75 year old woman living on less than $1,000 a month.  Recipients receive two bags of groceries each month to supplement their food budgets and to maintain self-sufficiency for as long as possible. 

Every two weeks, at 11 Brown Bag distributions throughout the county, the Foodbank provides a grocery bag of nutritious staple foods including high-proteins items, canned soups, pasta, cereal, eggs, bread and pastry items.  Over 150 volunteers, many of whom are Brown Bag recipients, are essential to the success of the program; helping assemble bags of groceries and making home deliveries.