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Program Partners

What is a Program Partner? Program Partners are organizations that work with the Central Texas Food Bank through specific programs to fight hunger in their communities. These programs include the Mobile Food Pantry, Healthy Options Program for the Elderly (HOPE), and the Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP). The Central Texas Food Bank provides food, training, oversight, and other support for Program Partners at no cost.

Interested in becoming a Program Partner? Visit the “Become a Program Partner” page of our website.

How do I find Program Partners near me? Addresses and hours are available in the calendars listed under “Resources For You” on the “Get Help” page of our website. You can also check our referral guides and Find Food Now.

Our Distribution Program Partners

Abiding Love Lutheran Church, Austin
AMEN Food Pantry, La Grange
Austin Community College
Austin Independent School District (AISD)
Bastrop County Emergency Food Pantry
Bethsaida Missionary Baptist Church, Mexia
Blanco Good Samaritan Center, Blanco
Blessings from God Food Pantry, Cameron
Bread For All Food Pantry, Austin
Caldwell County Christian Ministries, Lockhart
Cambridge Villas Senior Living, Pflugerville
The Caring Place, Georgetown
Caritas of Mexia
Caritas of Waco
Celebration of Love, Austin
Central Texas Housing Consortium, Temple
Central Texas Veterans Health Care System
Church of Christ at East Side, Austin
Churches Touching Lives for Christ, Temple
Circle of Hope Community Center, Pflugerville
City of Austin - Austin Public Health
City of Austin - Neighborhood Housing and Community Development
City of Austin - Parks and Recreation Department
City of Kosse
City of Lott
City View at the Park, Austin
Cobblestone Court, Austin
Community Emergency Response Team (C.E.R.T.), Cedar Creek
Community of Hope, Cedar Creek
Del Valle Independent School District (DVISD)
Eberhart Place, Austin
Falls County Samaritan House, Marlin
First Methodist Church of Mart
Food Care Center, Killeen
Giddings Food Pantry
Girl Scout Troop 1482, Kyle
The Good Samaritan Center, Fredericksburg
Grace Baptist Church, Red Rock
Greater Love Baptist Church, Austin
Hands of Mercy, Waco
Harris Branch Senior Living, Austin
Hays Consolidated Independent School District (HCISD)
Hays County Food Bank, San Marcos
Heaven's Harvest, Austin
The Helping Center of Marble Falls
Heritage Pointe Apartments, Austin
Highland Lakes United Methodist Church, Buchanan Dam
Highview Retirement Village, Marble Falls
Housing Authority of the City of Austin (HACA)
Joseph's Food Pantry, Granite Shoals
Lakes Area Care (LACare), Burnet
Lampasas Mission
Leander Church of Christ
Lexington Ministerial Alliance
Lockhart Independent School District (LISD)
Love of Christ Food Pantry, Temple
Lyons Gardens, Austin
Meals on Wheels Central Texas, Austin
Oak Springs Villas Apartments, Austin
Our Brother's House Food Pantry, Copperas Cove
Portfolio Resident Services, Austin
Primera Baptist Church of Bastrop
Rebekah Baines Johnson Center, Austin
Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) - Living Faith Chapel, Waco
Reveal Resource Center, Cedar Park
Ridgeway Baptist Church, Paige
River of Live Community Food Pantry, Fairfield
Rockdale Christian Services Food Pantry
Rogers Community Alliance
Round Rock Area Serving Center, Round Rock
San Marcos Housing Authority
San Saba Civic Center
Santa Rosa Food Pantry, Andice
Shepherd's Heart - Taylor
Shepherd's Heart - Waco
Smithville Food Pantry
Southwest Key Programs, Austin
St. Anthony Marie de Claret Catholic Church, Kyle
St. George's Court, Austin
St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in Fayetteville
Temple Independent School District (TISD) and its ACE Program
Travis County - Health and Human Services, Manor
Village at Collinwood, Austin
Village Christian Apartments (Brentwood Oaks Church of Christ), Austin
Western Trails Apartments, Austin
Wildflower Terrace Senior Apartments, Austin
Women Against Violence (W.A.V.) Project, Goldthwaite

Our Children’s Programs Partners

Agape, Taylor
Bertha Sadler Means Young Women’s Leadership Academy, Austin
Cameron Independent School District
City of Austin Parks and Recreation Department
East Austin College Prep
El Buen Samaritano, Ausitn
Gus Garcia Young Men’s Leadership Academy, Austin
Mission Waco
Portfolio Resident Services, Austin
San Marcos Housing Authority
Sunrise Neighborhood Youth Program, Austin
YMCA of Austin

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