The Food Bank's Produce of the Month: Garden-Inspired Cooking on a Budget class introduces students to harvesting fresh produce and how to prepare the food at home.
The Food Bank is piloting a nutrition initiative program called Power Packs: Fueling Healthy Kids to help increase consumption of fresh vegetables and lean proteins among kids and parents.
This year's Amplify Austin was a huge success thanks to the incredible support from our community. Thanks to you, we're able to provide healthy food to families in need.
Our nutrition team has introduced cooking demonstrations at Mobile Food Pantry sites in an effort to expand nutrition education and show clients how to cook the food they receive at the distributions.
Carlos and Vanessa moved with their daughters to Texas from California. It hasn't been easy starting over. We need your help to close the meal gap during Amplify Austin to ensure families like Carlos' have a meal on their table.
Willie is a loving grandmother. Despite being on a fixed income, she has taken in her grandkids to help them get on their feet. Thanks to the Food Bank, she's able to stretch her meals.
Mealshare partners with restaurants to help nourish kids in need locally and internationally. In Central Texas, participating restaurants have helped provide 71,500 meals last year. Thank you, Mealshare!
Johnny and his wife are both disabled. Thanks to the Food Bank, they’re able to provide for their granddaughters. During Amplify Austin, you can help families like Johnny's. Make a gift today!
The Food Bank has partnered with Feeding America and local nonprofit Keep Austin Fed to help reduce food waste through a new pilot program called Middle Mile Food Rescue.
