At the Central Texas Food Bank we work closely with our partners to collect data from our neighbors in need. Dave Ronn, a Client Insights Coordinator, supports this effort to ensure we are employing the best strategies to end food insecurity across Central Texas.
Omar recently moved to Austin to build a better future for his children and to find more job opportunities. Due to the economic pressures that many Texans are facing, his family can’t afford to keep nutritious food on the table, food that is essential in helping Omar create the happy, healthy life for his family that he originally moved to Austin to pursue. With support from the Central Texas Food Bank Mobile Pantry Program, he can receive the food and supplies to thrive.
As a nation, we observed Martin Luther King Jr. Day, prompting a thoughtful reflection on his vision for a compassionate and just society. In keeping with the spirit of Dr. King's enduring legacy, the Central Texas Food Bank actively exemplified the principles of service and community support in areas beyond our mission to end hunger. Our commitment to uplifting the community and fostering a spirit of unity, much like Dr. King, remains steadfast.
On January 24, 2024, the Central Texas Food Bank celebrated the launch of its first school pantry, located at Creedmoor Elementary School in Del Valle, as part of the Feeding Futures School Pantry Program.
McCullough Heating & Air Conditioning invests in the health of our community by offering a matching grant to inspire generosity and help Central Texans facing hunger.
