With new technology, the San Francisco Marin Food Bank is checking off their two millionth meal delivered through the use of self-driving cars from Cruise.
Jane Redmond was not going to let the pandemic take a toll on her.
“I am a single, senior citizen on a low income,” said Redmond. “And it is not just me that the food bank touches but my friends get it also. And to know that I am going to get it every Monday, that is such a blessing.” These food deliveries to Redmond’s door happen with the driving force of new technology. Self-driving cars are paving the way to stocked kitchens across the Bay.
Crosby sees the need for access to food daily in the Bay Area and the pandemic only made the need greater.
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