SLFHC Operations
The San Lorenzo Family Help Center is managed by our Executive Director Janelle Morimoto.
We are open:
- Mondays, Fridays, Saturdays — 10:30 AM to 3:00 PM
- Wednesdays — 10:30 AM to 1:00 PM
Donation checks can be sent to our mailing address: PO Box 172, San Lorenzo, CA 94580-0172
Getting to the San Lorenzo Family Help Center
Our address is 20960 Corsair Blvd., Hayward, CA.
If you need to take the bus, please use the AC 86 bus line. See the map at the right.
SLFHC Board of Directors Starting 2025
The San Lorenzo Family Help Center is a team of non-paid individuals coming together with a common purpose – to defeat hunger in Alameda County.
Celeste believes that each human has some responsibility to support their community, to give back and not only take from. After moving to the East Bay from the Peninsula, Celeste started volunteering at SLFHC in January 2023 and joined our board in January 2024.
Celeste is an active volunteer in the Bay Area. As a PlayStation employee she participated in the PlayStation Cares volunteer program supporting programs like Save the Bay restoring marshlands, the Second Harvest Bing Center, Habitat for Humanity Playhouse building for children, and a few other organizations. Before that, Celeste was a weekly volunteer at Second Harvest at the San Jose main packing facility.
During the day, Celeste is a program and project manager and currently works in the Marketing organization at Stanford Health Care. Celeste has also worked for companies like PlayStation, HP, Cisco, Intuit, Dolby, and even NASA. While she mostly helps technical people get their work done, she does know a thing or two around websites. You will find Celeste’s handy work as our website and content manager. In fact, she posted her own bio. 🙂
In her words “Being a part of a non-profit organization resets my perspective, away from the hustle of the tech industry, to one that is centered on community.” She signs in Saturday clients with a smile, making space for people to feel welcomed and respected and spreads the essential human experience that SLFHC brings to the community.
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Elizabeth Brennan is currently serving as the secretary on the Executive Board. She has worked in HR for more than 30 years and holds a Bachelor’s degree from the University of Missouri and a Master’s degree from Penn State University.
Elizabeth has been a resident of San Lorenzo for more than 20 years, and works with the SLFHC to do her part to ensure families in our community have access to food.
Before joining the Board of Directors as Treasurer in January 2025, Peter started as a volunteer in 2022. Besides helping with food sorting, set up, clean up, and servicing the clients he also drives the van to help with food recovery and to work at the mobile pantry sites.
Recently retired, he worked over 40 years in the wholesale floral distribution business as a manager and studied Business Administration at Florida International University. He has served as a volunteer with the Boy Scouts of America for over 20 years in different leadership positions within a Cub Scout Pack and Boy Scout Troop.
Peter is quoted – “As a resident of San Lorenzo for over 20 years, working with the San Lorenzo Family Help Center is a great way to help others and give back to the community.”
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Lisa believes her service work is her rent here on Earth. It is her way of giving back and making sure everyone gets a piece of the pie. She brings years of hands-on experience in food rescue and a deep commitment to community service to her role as a board member. With long time roots in Hayward, San Leandro, San Lorenzo and Oakland cities, Lisa has dedicated herself to reducing food waste and increasing food access in the neighborhoods she calls home.
Lisa has actively supported local schools through PTA leadership and continues to take part in activities that uplift children. Helping fundraise for school/teachers projects is a very important goal that she meets with the community’s help each year.
Professionally, Lisa has been working with a nonprofit serving San Francisco’s marginalized communities—specifically supporting unhoused individuals and those impacted by substance use. She has been a part of the first program of its kind in the U.S., offering community-centered care to those often overlooked, specializing in harm reduction and overdose prevention.
Her commitment to reducing food insecurity and empowering underserved populations is very important to her. She is excited for this new adventure and looking forward to contributing and learning new things as a board member.