As a service to our neighbors, the following web links and phone numbers have been assembled from what are considered to be reliable sources. But we have not had the opportunity to review each one for accuracy. What we know is that a lot of service providers have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic that has interrupted their ability to provide their usual services, and operating days and hours. Things are changing literally day-by-day. So please forgive us if you find inaccuracies in these listings. You are welcome to submit corrections so that we can better serve our community.
Useful Coronavirus Links
City of East Palo Alto COVID-19 Response
Updates Includes five organizations running food programs, Moratorium on Residential Evictions for Non-Payment of Rent by Tenants Impacted by the COVID-19 Pandemic, and more.
Menlo Park Fire Protection District
Federal Government Coronavirus website
San Mateo County Web Site
Center for Disease Control and Prevention
Community Information Handbook 2020
Find Community Services in San Mateo County. The easy-to-use web browser works on various platforms, desktops, tablets, and smartphones, and is available in five different languages. Unless otherwise noted, telephone numbers listed in the Handbook are in the 650 area code.
The Market at Edgewood
The store has a $50 minimum for orders, a 15% personal shopping fee and a flat $15 fee for deliveries within a 5-mile radius. They accept EBT (Electronic Benefit Transfer) and orders can be placed at
Where to Find Food —search by zipcode
Meals on Wheels
Provides prepared hot-meal delivery to the homes of persons age 60 or over or homebound who are unable to prepare their own meals. Also provides a human connection and referrals to resources.
650-323-2022.
Samaritan House
Mobile Meals to homebound seniorsand folks with disabilities will continue as long as we have drivers, but they will not make direct contact with clients. (650) 294-4312.
Face Masks
Where Can I Find a Face Mask?
No-Sew Do It Yourself Pleated Face Mask
Another no sew idea
A Message from the County
The County has been overwhelmed with offers of volunteers and donations to respond to the many needs. The County Emergency Operations Center staff have mobilized many supports for the health response including a system for people who want to volunteer their talents to do so. If you know anyone who would like to play a role please share this survey . There is also a new system in place to accept donations of medical supplies that are not widely available so they can be used. There is an email box to receive these offers of assistance: