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After repeated vandalism and robbery, the Bakersfield Burrito Project, which has served the city's homeless for more than a decade, is going to be without a main distribution facility.

"Whatever we have, they took, and what left we have, we're willing to give it away still," says Bakersfield Burrito Project co-founder Belinda Lopez Rickett. "There is no reason to steal from us."

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If every customer of Qdoba used the same shared loyalty rewards card to earn free meals, a lot of food could be donated to hungry families. That's the

As Stimulus Falls Short, Mutual Aid Organizers Work to Meet People’s Needs East Oakland Burrito Roll focuses its efforts on providing food to unsheltered communities in East Oakland, California, which, along with the entire Bay Area, has seen a sharp increase in homelessness in the last few years. East Oakland Burrito Roll The United States is currently experiencing one of its most intense COVID-19 surges since the pandemic began earlier this year. California, for example, recently ordered...