Hunger Isn’t Always Visible.
River City Food Bank presents In the Line, a heartfelt audio series highlighting the true stories of our neighbors as they wait in line to receive groceries. Each narrative is a testament to the diverse experiences that bring individuals to our doors, seeking not just food, but hope and a sense of community.
Our guests come from all walks of life: the hardworking single parent stretching every dollar, the elderly neighbor living on a fixed income, and the recent graduate facing an uncertain future. “In the Line” captures these authentic differences, united in their need for healthy food and compassion.
This series is more than just storytelling; it’s an invitation to see ourselves in others and recognize that seeking help is a sign of strength.
Join us each month as we listen, learn, and grow together. Because at River City Food Bank, we believe that behind every person in line is a story worth hearing.
Meet Ethel, a resilient 75-year-old senior who, despite being unsheltered for the first time in her life, manages to find joy and laughter in her daily interactions.
Growing up in Memphis, Tennessee during the civil rights movement taught her the power of hope in turbulent times.
This week in the line, we heard from Quinn, a 19-year-old who has been struggling with addiction since becoming homeless at 13.
Join us at River City Food Bank, where we greet each person with empathy, ready to support them wherever they are in their journey
This week in the line, we introduce Luke, a talented artist with a powerful story of resilience. Facing significant challenges in his adult life, including addiction, Luke made a pivotal decision to change his path for his own future and for his children. Today, he shares how that moment of transformation has shaped his journey.
Join us at River City Food Bank, where we offer empathy and support to everyone, helping to nurture their steps towards a brighter future.
This week in the line, we hear from Keyes, a man living in Sacramento who has witnessed the hardships people face due to lack of food and shelter. Join us at River City Food Bank, where stories like Keyes’s enrich our understanding of health, resilience, and community.
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