Bobby Smith's morning has to start bright and early.
"Meal, oatmeal, cheese, forgot the cheese, tortillas, oil, forgot the oil," Smith said.
The homeless population in San Joaquin County has increased by 104% in two years, which makes the center that much more essential to the community.
"We get to help sustain lives in our community. Without us, they'd be hungry and worse off than they already are," Smith said.
He found himself homeless, living on the streets of Stockton for 10 years, until he found help at the very place he now serves.
He has a motto he lives by.
And he does just that, saving lives one delicious meal at a time.
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