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Silicon Valley's seemingly low unemployment rate masks a significant cost-of-living crisis, with nearly one-third of households struggling to meet basic needs. Despite a 4% unemployment rate, food insecurity affects 1 in 6 people in Santa Clara and San Mateo counties. High living costs, particularly rent, force families to prioritize bills over nutritious food. Even those working multiple jobs find their incomes insufficient in the expensive region.

50 Years of Neighbors Helping Neighbors

Founded in the 1970s, Second Harvest of Silicon Valley rescues surplus food to serve the community. For decades, it has provided nutritious food during crises, relying on volunteers and donations to address both immediate needs and long-term hunger solutions.