West Texas Food Bank
West Texas Food Bank
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More about this organization
Mission
The West Texas Food Bank is a non-profit, non-governmental hunger relief organization whose mission is to create a West Texas without hunger by distributing donated and purchased food through a network of partner agencies and programs serving children, families, and seniors across West Texas.[1][3]
About
The Food Bank distributed 6.39 million pounds of food to agencies and individuals throughout 19 counties in West Texas. This is done through programs and strategic partnerships with approximately 80 community partner agencies including food pantries, community kitchens, churches, emergency organizations, shelters, residential centers, senior centers and youth centers. The Food Bank also provides education and community awareness on issues of hunger and nutrition.