. >> today we are joined by paul ash, the executive director. paul, our young gentleman couldn't be here from wells fargo, but wells fargo has done a whole lot to help out. >> dave was delayed today, but it does nothing to do later what wells fargo has done. >> they have a lot of volunteers. it's just not the executive taking part. everybody is taking part. >> top to bottom within the organization, many days i will see seat of wells fargo shirts, so you know they are out there supporting. >> financially they've made a big donation. >> $75,000. >> that is great. good for wells fargo. would love to hear that. >> that combined with the volunteer efforts and the other assistance they give us is really invaluable. >> of course, if you'd like to make a donation, you can still do that. you can make a donation online. of course, happy holidays and merry christmas to you. >> thank you so much. >> back to you. >> very nice. thanks. >>> thousands gathered over the weekend to help and eight-year- old pennsylvania girl battling leukemia for filling her dying

i also wanted to thank paul ash, the executive director of the food banks for being here as a resource and as well as and also kevin wing from project open hand and from saint anthony and rita the director of glide as well. now, for the translaters, i wanted to again, remind or to say that we have translation in chinese, spanish, tagalog and russian and i would ask if the staff from the services who are doing the translation to come forward and say in spanish, in tagalog and russian that they are available to translate the public comment. >> and also grace yee from the department of public health come forward and if you could make that announcement that you can translate. [ speaking in a foreign language ] >> i am going to call the names in groups of ten, one more, thank you. >> [ speaking in a foreign language ] >> come forward and i am suggesting that we line up on that side of the room. and from the saint anthony and, liz, development center, wiser from, and wita from glide. >> people will have two minutes to speak and there is a buzzer that goes off that you have a heads up that yo

. >> we're joined by paul ash. earlier, at abc7 donated $15,000 to the cause. >> tell us about the need. >> in wealthy communities there is a huge number of people. 25% of the people qualify for free or reduced priced food. >> we provide food for about 150,000 people each week. about 20,000 live in marin. >> with all aunder the influence there are people who, as you said are hungry or food insecure what. do we mean by food insecure >> they don't know where the next meal is coming from. they're going to decide whether maying rent or pay for transportation or buy meals for the family. owe once again in case you missed it san francisco bulls players are playi playing. there are rivals are the colorado eagles saturday at cow palace good luck a >> you can text the word feed for a $10 donation. >> just click give where you live button. abc7 will donate $1 to food banks in your name. >> and we'll get that privilege on this thursday. >> that will be fun. now, let's check on the weather. >> sandhya patel is covering weather

. >> we're joined by paul ash. earlier, at abc7 donated $15,000 to the cause. >> tell us about the need. >> in wealthy communities there is a huge number of people. 25% of the people or reduced priced food. >> we provide food for about 150,000 people each week. about 20,000 live in marin. >> with all aunder the influence there are people who, as you said are hungry or food insecure what. do we mean by food insecure >> they don't know where the next meal is coming from. they're going to decide whether maying rent or pay for transportation or buy meals for the family. owe once again in case you missed it san francisco bulls players are playi playing. there are rivals are the colorado eagles saturday at cow palace good luck a >> you can text the word for a $10 donation. >> just click give where you live button. abc7 will donate $1 to food banks in your name. >> and we'll get that privilege on this thursday. >> that will be fun. now, let's check on the weather. >> sandhya patel is covering weather. >> you're temperatur

joining me know is paul ash. we'll talk about food and what you can do to help out. i want to ask as far as the people you are severing have you seen a change in the group. >> we have almost half of the families have a working member. we are seeing more forks who use to be in the middle-class who are asking for food assistance. when they are at risk of hunger do they not have food or paycheck to paycheck. >> this is the paycheck to paycheck idea. will you have money the next day or next week to buy food. >> we are seeing food stamps cut. what's the relationship between foot stamps and the working poor. >> the level of poverty you need to be out of the working poor don't fit. food stamps is for a very low income group of people. >> these people are trying to make it but just don't have enough. >> are the size of the foamil -- families changing? >> the household size in san francisco are all over the place. we have single people, we see the whole range. >> it could seem that thanksgiving and christmas would be the time you wouldn't have problems with done nation. -- do

joining me now is paul ash, director of the food banks. we're going to talk a little bit about food and what you might be able to do about this. first of all, i want to ask, as far as the people you're a searching, have you seen a change in the group in this last couple of years? >> we have. almost 456 of the families and households we're serving have a working member. so we're seeing more and more folks who perhaps used to be in the middle class or upper lower income band who are asking for food assistance. >> when we say at risk of hunger, does that mean they don't have food or that they're going paycheck to paycheck or halfway to paycheck? what are we talking about? >> it's more the paycheck to paycheck idea. the idea is that life is so uncertain, are you going to have money that next day our that next week to buy food. >> okay. what is the -- at the same time we're seeing food stamps cut, what is the relationship between food staffs and the working poor? >> well, the level of poverty you need to be out of, to get food stamps is so high

paul ash is here from the food bank of marin in san francisco. paul, the economy is getting better. unemployment is down. you're here with ethan. want to mention ethan. there's still a need for something as basic as food. we're not talking about -- this is food we're talking about and there's a tremendous need. >> it is very basic. folks right now are scurrying around trying to fill all their basic needs in a very expensive economy. we know how much rent s we know how hard it is when you're working multiple part-time jobs or near minimum wage jobs and this will go a long way. >> what does that translate to when it comes to meals1, $00,000. >> it's about $600,000 worth of food. that's really hard for people to imagine. but it's dozens of truckloads of fresh produce, for example, that we'll bring in from the central valley, apples, oranges, broccoli, i saw today. onions, pears, so it's all those kinds of things that people really want for good nutrition. >> paul, hans, ethan, thank you so much. if you want to donate and take part in this -- [ applause ] > -- kpix.com/food. $100,000 fr

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