AUSTIN, TX – The Central Food Bank of Texas on Monday announced food distribution occasions in December for others facing a lack of food confidence amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Food bank officials are also looking for volunteers to assist on scheduled occasions and sorting in the warehouse. Anyone interested in volunteering with the food bank at this critical time deserves to stop on the food bank’s website, centraltexasfoodbank. org, and click “Volunteer” to register.
The scheduled occasions are:
During these special food distributions, the Central Food Bank of Texas will distribute loose food to help those facing a greater lack of food confidence due to the COVID-19 pandemic. These food distributions are primarily designed as driving events. However, food bank officials have pointed out that anyone who wants food will be rejected. Participants will get a collection of food products that will vary depending on the materials available.
Before passing, recipients are asked to make an area in their trunk or trapdoor.
WHO: Central Food Bank of Texas
WHY: During the COVID-19 pandemic, Central Texas Food Bank continues to satisfy the wishes of those facing hunger. In addition to those special distributions, residents of downtown Texas can also eat through our spouse pantry and cell pantry distribution network in central Texas. For the latest data on how to get help, visit centraltexasfoodbank. org and click “Find Food Now”. Once you’ve discovered the nearest distribution site, call them to check your opening hours as things are fast becoming. You can also call 2 -1-1 to get the latest data.
“The Food Bank is in a position to help all Pandemic-affected Central Texas residents, however, we have noticed a call for our recent dizzying increase, depleting our resources,” food bank officials wrote. “Then, if you can help, we want financial donations. Donate through centraltexasfoodbank. org.
Whether you’re shopping on a retail lot or on a tree farm to cut and cut this Christmas, here are some things you need to know before you leave.
ABOUT CENTRAL TEXAS FOOD BANK
Whether you’re shopping on a retail lot or on a tree farm to cut and cut this Christmas, here are some things you need to know before you leave.
Central Texas Food Bank’s project is to feed the hungry and lead the network in the fight against hunger. Founded in 1981, the Food Bank supplies food and groceries through a network of nearly three hundred spouse agencies and nutrition programs, serving around 60,000 people per week. Based in Austin, the food bank serves 21 counties in central Texas, a domain approximately twice as large as Massachusetts.
For more information about the food bank and its programs, visit centraltexasfoodbank. org.
Patch has partnered with Feeding America to help raise awareness on behalf of the millions of Americans facing hunger. Feeding America, which supports two hundred food banks across the country, estimates that by 2020, more than 50 million Americans will not have enough nutritious food to eat due to the effects of the coronavirus pandemic. This is a Patch social assets project; Feeding America receives one hundred percent of donations. Find out how you can donate to your network or locate a pantry near you.
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