Retired educators Theresa and Richard Winemiller spend their volunteer shifts helping prepare meals and sort food, continuing a lifelong commitment to supporting children and families throughout Central Texas.
How community partnerships help the Central Texas Food Bank expand food access for children and families through free summer meals and year-round hunger relief programs.
For the fourth consecutive year, readers of The Austin Chronicle have named the Central Texas Food Bank (CTFB) the Best Volunteer Experience in Austin.
The Central Texas Food Bank’s free Summer Meals program provides nutritious meals, enrichment opportunities, and peace of mind for families during the summer months.
Meet Team Member of the Month Melissa Johnson, a Central Texas Food Bank driver whose dedication to neighbors, volunteers, and community service creates a welcoming experience at every distribution.
See how volunteering on the Central Texas Food Bank’s Fresh Harvest Farm inspired Amber to support fresh food access, connect with her community and share the harvest beyond the farm.
Marie Carmen Caballero helps keep the systems, spaces, and safety measures behind CTFB running smoothly so every team can do their best work. Learn how her behind-the-scenes leadership keeps operations moving and supports our mission every day.
Every Thursday morning, you can find Leming Xu in the Central Texas Food Bank (CTFB) warehouse, carefully sorting, inspecting, cleaning and boxing food that will soon help nourish families across Central Texas.
In Manor, access to fresh, healthy food is becoming easier for older adults thanks to a partnership between the Travis County Housing Authority and the Central Texas Food Bank.
