dr. carol weyland conner found the fast growing volunteer group in they are the. as the spiritual director of sufism reoriented, she is committed to ending port of. >> it redistribute wealth. >> reporter: in the last two years the program has delivered 2 million pounds of food that is equivalent to 1,600,000 meals. hundreds of volunteers keep it running 7 days a week. they peck up food and flowers from about 100 donors like grocery chains and distribute the item to some 50 charitable organizations which then give the donations to clients like blanca. >> economy is no good in this area so -- >> reporter: besides food, they deliver gently used clothes, toys and books to underserved neighborhoods. dr. conner desires to serve the whole person according to erica brooks, the nonprofit's vice president of growth development. >> i think that her sole focus for all these programs is about delivering love. >> reporter: dr. conner also founded francis in the school. the program named after saint francis of assisi produces renaissance style fairs to inner city neighborhoods a

carol weyland conner. >> reporter: dr. conner founded hospice of the east bay and the contra costa way crisis center. nominate your own local hero for a jefferson award online at cbssf.com/hero. >>> checking in with our kpix 5 weather watchers this evening, look to see if there were any decent rainfall totals and the answer was no not much out there aside from .02" of rainfall. up north it's 67. lee gray reported not much. we'll head to petaluma, peggi rodgers checking in with a southwest wind at 6 miles per hour and the skies are now clear and it is 64 degrees. some pictures to show you. first off the king tides from yesterday, robert sanford sending that in. dana had all of her rain buckets ready to collect the rain coming off her roof. she says couple of drips, that's it, not much more nfl and we'll take you to the east bay. bill moon great shot there in mount diablo off in the distance. blue sky this afternoon after a pretty wimpy front moved through the bay area. 60s for livermore, oakland, san bruno. 72 in santa rosa

dr. erin conner says it's about helping kids escape from their illness, even for a minute. >> we just try to make sure that the experience is as enjoyable as possible for them. and whether or not that they will be here for, you know, through the end of their lives. >> if you think that they look like they are enjoying it as much as the kids, you're right. >> it's the best day that we'll have in the hospital and time for us to really get to know the children, even though that it is for the staff. [ cheering ] >> reporter: one of the most popular destination here is a small, but elaborate haunted house where the ghouls and goblins are ready to pounce. don't worry they're holding back on the kids. ktvu fox 2 news. >>> and that little boy saying john, it is just the costume. >> xavier. setting themstraight, adorable. >> that story sure put things in perspective when you realize what they were going through. that little boy in the hospital almost their entire life, just wish him the best. >> w