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.
For families navigating serious illness, the challenges of treatment often extend far beyond the walls of a hospital. Those receiving care at Dell Children’s Medical Center now have access to nutritious food support directly inside the hospital’s Blood and Cancer Center.
From cooking demos to medically tailored meals, Karen Acevedo is helping neighbors across Central Texas build the skills and knowledge to support their health — one small change at a time.
By making food part of the care they provide, Heart of Texas Behavioral Health Network is helping neighbors focus on healing — supporting both mind and body.
Inside our Sort warehouse, staff and volunteers work together to inspect, pack, and distribute millions of pounds of food across Central Texas — helping ensure families have reliable access to nutritious meals.
Through ongoing food donations and the Fight Hunger. Spark Change. campaign, retail partnerships help the Central Texas Food Bank source and distribute millions of pounds of food to families across the region.
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month and Child Abuse Prevention Month — a time to raise public awareness about prevention and to stand alongside survivors with compassion, dignity, and support. Access to nourishing food is a critical part of that effort. Through our long-standing partnership with The SAFE Alliance, we’re helping ensure survivors have one less worry as they begin to rebuild their lives.
