Thanks to volunteer Stan Karp and Second Harvest of Silicon Valley, St. Francis Center received a brand-new walk-in cooler to better serve our local community.

Our existing cooler couldn’t hold all of the Food Pantry’s fresh produce, milk, and eggs. Without adequate space, many of these essential items were at risk of spoiling quickly, but this new cooler doubles our storage capacity ensuring that our nutritious offerings stay fresh for our community.

Thanks to the leadership of volunteer Stan Karp (pictured above), and the generosity of Second Harvest of Silicon Valley, we have a brand-new walk-in cooler! Our existing cooler couldn’t hold all of the Food Pantry’s fresh produce, milk, and eggs. Without adequate space, many of these essential items were at risk of spoiling quickly, but this new cooler doubles our storage capacity ensuring that our nutritious offerings stay fresh for our community.

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