South Texas Food Bank
Food Bank
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Available here 6
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Adopt-A-Family, Families That Want To Be "Adopted"
The South Texas Food Bank is able to reach out to many more needy people thanks to the Adopt-A-Family program.
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Assistance, How to, File Food Stamp Application
Food Stamp Information & Assistance: 8:00a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Mon. - Fri.
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Volunteer Opportunities, In General * (ANY/ALL Types)
For more information contact Alberto Alva at 956-726-3120.
Needed here 2
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Adopt-A-Family, Families That Want To Be "Adopted"
The South Texas Food Bank is able to reach out to many more needy people thanks to the Adop-A-Family program. For only $120.00, you can provide a 30Lb. bag o...
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Donations, Financial/Monetary Donations
For information on donations please visit the below mentioned link. http://southtexasfoodbank.org/donatefood.html Adopt-A-Family The South Texas Fo...
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About this facility
- Hours
- Ofice Hours: 8-5 M-F
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The South Texas Food Bank(STFB) is a non profit organization established to be part of the communities' hunger fighting network. The STFB is a non-governmental agency serving as the central solicitation, collection, processing, warehousing and distribution center for its more than one-hundred fifty member agencies.
The Food Bank serves a 12,636 square miles that includes the counties of Webb, Zapata, Dimmit, Maverick, Jim Hogg, Val Verde and Kinney. The combined population of these seven counties is 355,596; (census 2005) of which about 106,109(33.4%) people live at or below the poverty level. They provides food to our entire service area which includes the counties of Webb, Zapata, Jim Hogg, Dimmit, Val Verde, Kinney, and Maverick. Distribute food to over 20,000 families monthly. Provide food assistance to over 5,000 Senior Citizens monthly. Serve daily meals to over 750 children. Serve over 500 veterans a year. Distribute 8.6 million pounds of food annually through our 150 member non-profit agencies like food pantries, soup kitchens, and homeless shelters.