🥫Fighting Hunger in Contra Costa & Solano
- michael96322
- Feb 18
- 2 min read
Updated: Feb 18

Hunger doesn’t take a day off.
And in Contra Costa County and Solano County, thousands of families rely on local support every single week.
That’s why this Referral Wednesday, we’re spotlighting the incredible work of the Food Bank of Contra Costa and Solano — an organization helping feed our neighbors with dignity and care.

💛 Why This Matters Here at Home
The Food Bank:
Distributes millions of pounds of food annually
Supports children, seniors, and working families
Partners with schools and community centers
Operates mobile pantries across both counties
Behind every box of groceries is a real family.

A single parent stretching a paycheck.
A senior living on fixed income.
A child who deserves to focus on school — not hunger.

Food insecurity isn’t abstract.
It’s local.
🏡 How Referrals Help Strengthen Our Community
Here’s where it comes full circle.

When you refer someone buying or selling a home in Contra Costa or Solano County, it does more than create a transaction.
It creates impact.
A portion of the business generated from referrals supports meaningful local causes — including organizations fighting hunger right here in our communities.
One introduction can help move:
✔ A family into a new home ✔ A neighbor toward stability ✔ Food onto a table
Real estate can build more than equity.
It can build stronger communities.
💬 This Wednesday’s Simple Ask
If you know someone planning to:
Buy in Walnut Creek, Concord, Vallejo, or Fairfield
Sell in Contra Costa County
Relocate within Solano County
Make the introduction.
We’ll take care of them like family.
Because every referral helps us continue supporting the communities we serve.

Michael Forkas
The Forkas Home Team
Serving Contra Costa & Solano with purpose.



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