current program focus: COVID-19 Pandemic Hunger relief
Important HOLIDAY notice:
The South Texas Food Bank will be holding special meal distributions throughout the holiday season. These distributions are not part of our normal COVID-19 Distribution or food programs, unless noted. Some of these meal giveaways are for specific client groups such as veterans or the elderly, for example. If you would like to receive a holiday meal, please contact Mr. Juan Solis at jsolis@southtexasfoodbank.org or at 956-726-3120 Ext. 101.
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El Banco de Alimentos del Sur de Texas llevará a distribucion de comidas especiales para esta temporada festiva. Estos alimentos no son parte de nuestros programas normal de distribución o alimentos de COVID-19, a menos que se indique lo contrario. Si desea recibir una comida especial, comuníquese con el Sr. Juan Solis al jsolis@southtexasfoodbank.org o al 956-726-3120 Ext. 101.
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El Banco de Alimentos del Sur de Texas llevará a distribucion de comidas especiales para esta temporada festiva. Estos alimentos no son parte de nuestros programas normal de distribución o alimentos de COVID-19, a menos que se indique lo contrario. Si desea recibir una comida especial, comuníquese con el Sr. Juan Solis al jsolis@southtexasfoodbank.org o al 956-726-3120 Ext. 101.
2020 has been a very difficult time for people and industries across the board.
The livelihood of many of our fellow South Texans has been jeopardized. In this time of dire need, the South Texas Food Bank has risen to the occasion. Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the food bank staff and volunteers have been on the frontlines, working an average of three mass distributions per week, distributing thousands of pounds to families and individuals in need.
As of September 2020, the food bank has distributed 16 million pounds of food across their eight-county service area. This is the most food the South Texas Food Bank has ever distributed in its 30-year history! We have served 300% more families than at this time last year.
To learn more about the food bank's response to this pandemic, click here.
The livelihood of many of our fellow South Texans has been jeopardized. In this time of dire need, the South Texas Food Bank has risen to the occasion. Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the food bank staff and volunteers have been on the frontlines, working an average of three mass distributions per week, distributing thousands of pounds to families and individuals in need.
As of September 2020, the food bank has distributed 16 million pounds of food across their eight-county service area. This is the most food the South Texas Food Bank has ever distributed in its 30-year history! We have served 300% more families than at this time last year.
To learn more about the food bank's response to this pandemic, click here.
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The South Texas Food Bank is responding to the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic by having pop-up food distributions throughout our eight-county service area!
For more information about these distributions please call the Sourcing Team at 956-726-3120 or visit our Facebook page. Visite nuestra pagina en Facebook para información sobre distribuciones mas recientes. A valid ID and face masks are required. Walk-ups are only accepted if person in need does not have access to a vehicle. Please call Deanne Economedes or Racheal Maldonado at (956)726-3120 for more information or assistance. By participating in these distributions, you are agreeing to not hold South Texas Food Bank staff, volunteers or anyone involved in the distribution liable for damage to your vehicle |
VOLUNTEERS AND COVID-19
The South Texas Food Bank is accepting volunteers at their facility (limited) and distribution sites.
Health and social protocols are strictly enforced, including temperature screenings.
Volunteers must: wear their face mask and observe social distance AT ALL TIMES and must not be displaying any potential COVID-19 symptoms.
Please call Mr. Juan Solis, Interim-Volunteer Coordinator, at the South Texas Food Bank at 956-726-3120 if you are interested in volunteering.
The South Texas Food Bank is accepting volunteers at their facility (limited) and distribution sites.
Health and social protocols are strictly enforced, including temperature screenings.
Volunteers must: wear their face mask and observe social distance AT ALL TIMES and must not be displaying any potential COVID-19 symptoms.
Please call Mr. Juan Solis, Interim-Volunteer Coordinator, at the South Texas Food Bank at 956-726-3120 if you are interested in volunteering.
Thank you to the following businesses for supporting our COVID-19 Pop-Up Distributions:
