Hunger-Relief Network Toolbox
Resources for Agency Partners
On this page you’ll find a curated list of community resources, forms, and documents for San Luis Obispo County’s hunger-relief network. To download and save a document you find here, please left-click the hyperlinked text to open the document in your browser and click the download button (usually a downward-facing arrow) in the top-right corner.
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- Agency Partner Forms & Programs Information
- Food Rescue for Agency Partners
- Additional Resources for Community Partners
- Sign-Up for Hunger-Relief Network Newsletter
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Agency Partners Forms & Programs Information
General Materials
Agency Partners | Primary Contact: Kelly Boicourt ∙ [email protected] ∙ (805) 835-9924
- Primarius (PWW) Agency Login Page
- Application for Partnership
- SLO Food Bank Partner Policy & Procedure Handbook
- SLO Food Bank Agency Partner Contract
- Hunger Relief Network
- Primarius Guide for Agency Partners
- Primarius PWW Training PowerPoints ( Part 1: General | Part 2: Reporting )
- PWW Ordering Windows for Agency Partners
- YouTube Library of Agency Partner Learning Webinars
- SLO Food Bank Warehouse Rules for Agency Partners
- Monthly Statistics Submission FAQ
- Agency Site Visit Self-Assessment
- Instructions to Complete the ServSafe Food Handler’s Card Online
- Instructions to Complete the ServSafe Food Safety Manager’s Certification Online
- Instructions to Complete the ServSafe Food Safety Manager’s Certification In-Person
- Example Pantry/Meal Site Sign-In Sheet
- Sample Temperature Log for Refrigerators and Freezers
- Agency Partner Vivery Use Guidelines & Agreement
No-Cook Bags for People Experiencing Homelessness | Primary Contact: Kelly Boicourt ∙ [email protected] ∙ (805) 835-9924
Nutrition Education | Primary Contact: Tara Davis ∙ [email protected] ∙ (805) 457-5495
If you are an Agency Partner or community organization interested in Nutrition Education programs or outreach, please reach out to Senior Manager for Community Services Tara Davis.
For downloadable recipes and nutrition-related materials, please visit the Nutrition Education page.
Neighborhood Food Distributions | Primary Contact: Cliff Mendez ∙ [email protected] ∙ (805) 835-5787
- And Justice for All Poster
- Alternate Pick-Up Form ( English | Spanish )
- TEFAP Income Guidelines
- TEFAP Certification of Eligibility ( English | Spanish )
- TEFAP Written Notice of Beneficiary Rights
- TEFAP ERA/Sub-ERA Site Agreement
Food Rescue for Agency Partners
Contact Food Rescue Program | Primary Contact: Andrea “Dre” Richards ∙ [email protected] ∙ (805) 888-7698
Program Compliance
Tools
- SLO Food Bank Agency Partner Directory
- ADR Reporting Sheet
- Temperature Log Recording Sheet
- Subdistribution Contact List
Guidance
- Declining Donations & Documenting Waste
- Categories for Sorting Rescued Food
- How To Interpret “Best By” Dates (Read before using Food Handling & Storage posters)
- Shelf Stable Food Handling & Storage (Poster)
- Perishable Food Handling & Storage (Poster)
- Frozen Food Handling & Storage (Poster)
- USDA Food Keeper: Food Storage Guidelines
- Donation Guidelines for Grocery Stores (Poster)
- Safe Food Storage in the Refrigerator (Infographic)
Instructions
Additional Resources for Community Partners
The following resources may be useful to any organization currently or exploring providing hunger-relief or related services to SLO County residents. The majority of the documents, newsletters, and websites are managed and updated by third-party organizations outside of the SLO Food Bank.
Food Assistance Programs Access
- CalFresh
- CalFresh Program Information Guide (English | Spanish)
- “Get CalFresh!” Social Media Post ( English | Spanish )
- Bilingual “Stretch your budget with CalFresh” Flyer
- Bilingual “Get groceries with CalFresh and save” Flyer
- Bilingual “Applied for CalFresh What’s Next” Flyer
- DSS CalFresh Logos and Materials
- SNAP and the Thrifty Food Plan
- Market Match (AKA Farmers’ Market EBT)
- Women, Infants & Children (WIC)
- Restaurant Meal Program — Allows certain CalFresh recipients to use their CalFresh benefits to purchase prepared meals at participating restaurants.
Food Safety Resources for Pantries and Meal Sites
Hunger-Relief Network News & Updates
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