Central California Food Bank
- HomeFresno & Clovis
- Central California Food BankVolunteer, most Sundays, 2015 to 2021. the first line, opened in 2015
Home was Fresno and Clovis, in California’s Central Valley, from 2015 to 2025. Five lines leave from there, one for each commitment. The longest, line M, ends at 150+ community events, $240K+ raised and a $500K pledge for Fresno’s first Muslim women’s transitional home.
Tap a route bullet to run the highlighter along its line, the way a travel counselor marked a route. The strip maps below give every stop.
Days and years are service notes, the way a subway guide prints “rush hours only”.
Schematic. Not to scale. No streets are drawn and no places are located. The lines only show what connects to what.
Transfer. The Food Bank and Saturday School lines end in 2021, the year the M line opens.
Branches. The M line forks at VP & Executive Director into four ends, which are 150+ events, $240K+ raised, a $500K pledge, and the drives and mentoring groups. All four happened on that line, and the map doesn’t rank them.
One strip per line, bound in the order the lines opened.
community events.
raised for Syrian and Afghan refugees and Pakistan flood victims.
pledge secured for Fresno’s first Muslim women’s transitional home, addressing homelessness and domestic abuse.
Fresno’s first
Clothing and food drives. Mentoring groups at local mosques and Islamic schools.
Printed in the Map Room. A pocket guide in the manner of the 1972 New York subway diagram, strips bound like an AAA TripTik and marked the way its travel counselors marked them, a key after the Sanborn fire-insurance atlases, and a label in the style of the Central Valley’s grape-lug crates.