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Local Organizations. Connected Resources.

volunteers at Hill Country Community Ministries a CTFB partner agency

The Central Texas Food Bank works alongside approximately 250 nonprofit community partners to help make food available throughout our 21-county service territory. Our partners include food pantries and other community-based organizations with local relationships, knowledge and experience that help connect neighbors with resources close to home.  

CTFB supports this network with food, resources, training and other services while partners bring those resources directly into the communities they know best. 

Neighbor at CTFB's Fresh Harvest Market

CTFB Partners

Access agency documents, food safety resources, required training, ordering information, reporting tools and other materials through the Partner Resources Portal.

David at CTFBs Onion Creek mobile pantry distribution

Become A Partner

Partnership requirements consider nonprofit status, location within CTFB's service territory, food distribution capacity, facilities, food safety, reporting and other operational standards. 

CTFB Volunteers at Mobile Pantry Distribution

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CTFB partners with organizations to host mobile food distributions and bring nutritious food to our neighbors.

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