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Local nonprofit Tri-Valley Haven recently received a $3,000 grant from the Pleasanton Lions Club to cover the costs of installing two new computers, which will help streamline the nonprofit’s food delivery process for clients and actually creates more room for food storage since most paperwork is no longer necessary.
“This will make the process of obtaining food so much easier for our clients,” said Ralph Johnson, director of homeless programs at Tri-Valley Haven.
Tri-Valley Haven’s food pantry serves 5,700 people and 1,700 families a year experiencing food insecurity in the area.
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Local nonprofit Tri-Valley Haven recently received a $3,000 grant from the Pleasanton Lions Club to cover the costs of installing two new computers. (Photo courtesy of Tri-Valley Haven) -
Tri-Valley Haven and Pleasanton Lions Club officials mark the installation of new computers. (Photo courtesy of Tri-Valley Haven) -
Lions Club officials present grant check to Tri-Valley Haven. (Photo courtesy of Tri-Valley Haven)
