The CTFB is pleased to announce that it has been awarded a Mobile Distribution grant from CVS Health. This grant will help the CTFB Mobile Food Pantry program to continue its important work, providing food to people where they live and filling the gap for people who do not have reliable transportation or who live in areas without grocery stores.
As a social worker, Lesly Montoya excels in helping Central Texans navigate the complexities of government benefits by providing a safe and welcoming environment. Her dedication to building relationships with neighbors showcases the unwavering commitment of the Central Texas Food Bank to lead our community in the fight against hunger.
Samantha, a mother of four, sends her children to school with healthy meals with help from the Central Texas Food Bank’s Mobile Pantry at Neilson Field.
Sonia's diverse career background and passion for detail cleaning have made her a vital part of the Food Bank team, ensuring the facility runs smoothly.
Children, teens and college students can participate in the Central Texas Food Bank's Youth Ambassador Program and lead their communities in advocating for a future without hunger.
Oralis' family turns to the Central Texas Food Bank for the nourishment they need to thrive as they continue to navigate the high cost of living in Central Texas.
September is Hunger Action Month, a nationwide campaign designed to inspire conversation about the issue of hunger in America. Here are ten ways you can take action and join the movement to end hunger.
Eugene, a retired Air Force veteran, visits the Central Texas Food Bank Mobile Food Pantry to pick up nutritious food for his wife and friends. He enjoys cooking different healthy meals for his family and loved ones with the food he receives.
