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Shepherd’s Heart has merged with the Central Texas Food Bank.

If you came here from the Shepherd’s Heart website, you’re in the right place. Please use the options below to find food, volunteer or support this work.

CTFB volunteers at mobile food distribution at Delco Center Austin Texas

Shepherd’s Heart has officially merged with the Central Texas Food Bank. We’re honored to ensure the legacy of Shepherd’s Heart and open our doors as one organization this summer.

If you came here from the Shepherd’s Heart website, you’re in the right place. Please use the options below to find food, volunteer or support this work.

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Shepherd’s Heart programs and services are being integrated into Central Texas Food Bank operations to help ensure continuity of service and strengthen food access for families, children and older adults. While some systems and webpages are changing, the commitment to serving the Waco community continues.

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