Nonprofit releases guide to help people find food

<p>One out of every five people in Sonoma County experiences food insecurity, according to the Petaluma People Services Center. </p><p>That staggering number is part of why they've created a new Food Resource Guide through Petaluma Bounty, the nonprofit farm that provides food to many community members.</p><p>Those resources are plentiful, including free hot meals through the Petaluma Kitchen at 900 Hopper Street, free groceries through the Committee on the Shelterless Food Box program (778-6380), interfaith food pantries, the Redwood Empire Food Bank's Petaluma locations, and more. </p><p>Click <a href= http://www.petalumabounty.org/blog/where-to-get-free-or-low-cost-healthy-food-in-petaluma-donde-encontrar-comida-gratis-o-a-bajo-costo-en-petaluma/>Here</a> to see or share the list.</p>