GSF Foundation | Changing Hearts, Changing Lives

The GSF Foundation’s mission is to improve the quality of life of children and families in need in the areas where GSF associates live and work through personal involvement and contributions.

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Who We Serve

The GSF Foundation supports more than 600 children’s charities and elementary schools across the U.S. to help those in need. Building upon the existing charitable involvement of its associates, the Foundation partners with numerous local charities nominated by GSF employees, benefiting a variety of worthy organizations, children and families throughout the country.

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GSF Foundation Volunteers Donate Bicycles to Nearly 1,400 Kids in Need

Posted on May 11, 2017

The GSF Foundation hosted its fifth national Build Your Bike event on Saturday, May 6. This year, more than 1,000 associates, friends and family members from Golden State Foods (GSF), Quality Custom Distribution (QCD) and KanPak facilities volunteered their time and built bicycles alongside 1,400 children in need in 24 local communities. All involved were driven by a common purpose to provide deserving school-aged children from local Boys and Girls Clubs and elementary schools with their own bikes.… Continue reading »

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Since its inception in 2002, the GSF Foundation has granted funds to over 600 501(c)(3) non-profit organizations across the nation that align with our mission of improving the lives of children and families in need in the places where GSF Associates live and work. As such, grant applications must include the signature of a current GSF Associate who has nominated an organization and its proposed project. Complete grant applications nominated by GSF Associates can be submitted for consideration at the local level and applications recommended by the local committees will be reviewed again at quarterly national Executive and Board meetings in Irvine, California.