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There are many great ways to support our mission of feeding the hungry thanks to the many community and business partnerships the food bank enjoys.

You can help us out by participating in one of these great current campaigns benefiting your South Texas Food Bank:

Gott for Good
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  • Joel Gott Wines will help provide 2.5 million meals to families in need this holiday season. By purchasing or gifting a Gott for Good bundle, you are supporting a proud partner of Feeding America in the fight against hunger.

  • The Gott for Good Collection includes:

    • 1 bottle 2022 Unoaked Chardonnay

    • 1 bottle 2022 Sauvignon Blanc

    • 1 bottle 2021 California Pinot Noir

    • 1 bottle 2021 815 Cabernet Sauvignon

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Get Some Give Back- Annual Campaign
  • With every $10 spent across the retailers' pop culture themed products, BoxLunch will help provide one meal (0.10) to a person in need through the Feeding America network of food banks with an initial minimum commitment of $1,000,000. 

  • Customers can round up their order in store or online. Fifty percent of the donations raised benefit the food banks in BoxLunch markets.

  • Feeding America is at the core of their brand and all of their marketing and in-store materials revolve around Feeding America in perpetuity. https://www.boxlunch.com/boxlunch-gives/

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Garfield For Good

The Garfield movie is partnering with Feeding America to help end hunger and you can play a part too! Support you local food bank by volunteering, donating, or hosting a virtual food drive. For every share of this video on social media, Garfield and Feeding America will donate 10 meals.  https://www.feedingamerica.org/take-action/garfield

Past Corporate Supporters

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Fight Hunger. Spark Change. Storytelling Project

Through a series of interviews and visual documentation, we  weave a narrative that not only highlights the issues and systems that have contributed to hunger and food hardships during this crisis, but more importantly it will bring to light the faces of those whose lives continue to be impacted – from infants to senior citizens.

Read our stories.

For more information:

Angie Osterman,  Director of Marketing and Development

aosterman@southtexasfoodbank.org

Ximena Ruiz, Marketing Coordinator

marketing@southtexasfoodbank.org

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Phone: (956) 726-3120 Ext. 117

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