jessica vasquez: thank you. damian: now, you developed this way for folks to obtain food if they actually need the food, but let's talk first of all about the need because there is kind of a perception that the economy is doing well and that we're doing okay and that there isn't a need for food. we're looking at video here at the sacred heart community services, which is of course, one of the

jessica vasquez: thank you. damian: now, you developed this way for folks to obtain food if they actually need the food, but let's talk first of all about the need because there is kind of a perception that the economy is doing well and that we're doing okay and that there isn't a need for food. we're looking at video here at the sacred heart community services, which is, of course, one of the partners of second harvest. but talk, if you will, about the need, the ongoing need for this kind of service in the bay area. jessica: yeah, so as a matter of fact, we've noticed that about half of the individuals who actually qualify for calfresh and, of course, other food resources are benefitting from the program itself. so that is what primarily led us to the creation of this campaign, which is called text4calfresh campaign. not only that, we've also seen a continuous increase in the price--the prices of housing. so those are relatively high for individuals to continually--and they're always trying to make ends meet. d