The protesters marched through the downtown area. Suddenly, the march came to a complete halt in front of the San Francisco Chronicle and San Francisco Examiner buildings, and the chant continued. The sound was so loud that employees from the newspaper started crowding the airtight office windows. The next day, Edmondson purchased both newspapers and not a word or photograph was printed in either publication. The members prepare rice, beans, salad and bread.
Local businesses donate food that no longer meets government standards.
The food is given out in highly visible public spaces, such as Civic Center and Haight and Stanyan where large communities of homeless people gather. This is done to call attention to the public that there is an enormous problem. It is estimated that in San Francisco there is 10,000 to 15,000 homeless people. FNB's raising awareness in the community is creating quite a commotion in the city. Members where refusing to cooperate with the police.