With more families accessing our services during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, the Food Bank is stretched to its limit. How can you help?

As part of National Nutrition Month, our nutrition education team shares some tips on what to look for at the grocery store during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Need help with meals for your kids? Schools may be closed due to the coronavirus pandemic, but kids can still get grab and go meals in their district. 

With help from the Food Bank's Nutrition Education Classes, students learn how to make healthier choices at mealtimes.

The Food Bank is a 501(c)(3) organization, which means your charity donations to the Food Bank are tax-deductible. Learn more about other ways to make tax-deductible giving.

One in five kids face hunger, but you can help during Amplify Austin. Your support helps us provide healthy meals to kids in need. You can make your Amplify Austin gift early today.

Help us provide the nourishing meals kids need to grow and thrive during Amplify Austin. The Day of Giving is March 5-6, but you can make your gift early today.

Thanks to our incredible volunteers in our warehouse, garden, kitchen, office and Mobile Food Pantries, we were able to distribute 52 million pounds of food last year.

The Central Texas Food Bank serves 21 counties, including Williamson County. Individuals who need food assistance in Williamson County can visit a pantry partner or Mobile Food Pantry Near them.