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We are moving into our second month of COVID-19 “new normal” activities. As we’ve felt upside down and backwards most days, it amazes me that our last quarter was filled with stories that sound so familiar. The Houston community supports … Continue reading →

Our first newsletter of a new decade highlights some great new volunteer opportunities at the Pantry, spotlights all those great groups and individuals who have contributed in countless ways, and previews our great Garden Patch Party fundraiser on April 25, … Continue reading →

Thanks to the wonderful employees of Crane Worldwide Logistics who donated 25 Thanksgiving meals for Pantry clients. They and our many other volunteers are what makes the Pantry possible. We are truly blessed by your commitment to our cause and … Continue reading →

Our October 2019 newsletter features our fabulous summer 5th Saturday Food Fairs, introduces our Kroger Community Rewards and Amazon Smile giving programs, and showcases our recent storage renovation. As always, our volunteers, donors and many supporters have made the Pantry’s … Continue reading →

The Houston Food Bank truck is coming to our Food Fair on Saturday, August 31 and we need some extra volunteers to help unload and distribute all the food inside! Volunteers can serve from 8:30 AM to 12:30 PM, choosing … Continue reading →

Our June 2019 newsletter reviews the results of our successful fundraiser, spotlights community donors & volunteers, and much more! We also highlight our upcoming Food Fair on Saturday, June 29 – this is a wonderful opportunity to come and help … Continue reading →

Join us Saturday from 10 AM to Noon for a 5th Saturday Food Fair. We distribute a special shipment of food from the Houston Bank Food and work until all clients are served! We never know quite what we will … Continue reading →

Extra hands are needed at our 5th Saturday Food Fair on March 30. Volunteers are needed from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and two shifts are available. We will distribute food from a Food Bank truck, help clients shop, and … Continue reading →