Valley Ford Food Distribution


FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 25

4:30 P.M. TO 5:30 P.M.

Valley Ford Schoolhouse

14335 School Road

Many bags full of groceries sit lined up together in compressed rows.
Many bags full of groceries sit lined up together in compressed rows.

Please join us for fresh produce, dairy, eggs, and non-perishable foods.

Everyone is welcome!

*Guests are asked to register for a W5 card through our partnership with Redwood Empire Food Bank.

The W5 system collects the following information for demographic data research: Name, Birthday, Phone Number, Email, Home, Address, Number of children and people in your household, Ethnicity, and Primary Language.

We do not ask questions regarding income, employment, citizenship, etc.

Click here to register for your W5 card now!

The Valley Ford Food Distribution is made possible through generous grant funding from Zero Waste Sonoma, in partnership with the Valley Ford Schoolhouse and Redwood Empire Food Bank, and compassionate donations from the people of Regenerative Education Alliance and the Deviled Eggery Community Garden Network.

Would you like to make a donation of food or diapers to our Valley Ford distribution? Please email us at donate@una-vida.org!

We thank our donors and volunteers who help keep our community fed, clothed, and loved.

Una Vida’s outdoor food distribution in rural Valley Ford, with canopy tents, tables of free groceries, and a bilingual Una Vida banner surrounded by the Sonoma County countryside.
A blue and white logo that says Zero Waste Sonoma.
A green logo with a small apple for the Redwood Empire Food Bank
A black logo featuring a sun shining over a field with roots at the bottom. The words agriculture, students, environment and community make a circle around the design of the Regenerative Education Alliance text and graphic.
A black logo featuring a sun shining over a field with roots at the bottom. The words agriculture, students, environment and community make a circle around the design of the Regenerative Education Alliance text and graphic.
Eight tables filled with bread, fresh produce, pantry staples, drinks, and baked goods under canopy tents at Una Vida’s rural Valley Ford Food Distribution.