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Staying true to our mission of helping those in need in our community, the South Texas Food Bank provides a supplemental food bag to individuals seeking emergency assistance.

Subsequently, these individuals are directed to one of our 60 plus member agencies spread across our service area encompassing eight counties, where they can access food support at least once per month. While designed to supplement the nutritional needs of eligible recipients, it may not fully address all hunger needs or dietary necessities.

The Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP) of the South Texas Food Bank, comprising a network of over 60 agencies, is dedicated to assisting individuals and families in need. This initiative distributes surplus commodities from the USDA and TDA, in addition to financial support from foundations.

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Need food assistance? Our agencies are here to help.

The Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA) actively backs local food banks and pantries through the Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP). This program not only provides essential nourishment to those in need but also supports the nation's agricultural producers.


Eligibility Requirements:

If you have questions regarding eligibility, contact us below:

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For more information:

TEFAP Program 
Elia Solis, TEFAP/Agency Relations
Phone: 956-726-3120 


Agency Relations (Food Pantries)
JJ Martinez, Agency Relations Manager
Elia Solis, Agency Relations Coordinator
Phone: 956-726-3120

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