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Thank you to NTFB’s Top 100 Volunteers
The dedicated group gave over 33,000 hours in 2025. The 100 most involved volunteers at North Texas Food Bank in 2025 together gave 33,527 hours to support their neighbors facing…
Texas Rangers Volunteer at North Texas Food Bank
The organization packed and boxed produce for their neighbors facing hunger. Members of the Texas Rangers organization spent the afternoon of January 21 at North Texas Food Bank sorting and…
NTFB Honors Martin Luther King Jr. During National Day of Service
Volunteers spent time packing and boxing food for their neighbors facing hunger. Volunteers spent time sorting, packing and boxing food for the 1 in 6 North Texans facing hunger as…
Write Your Own Story Through Planned Giving
Consider including North Texas Food Bank in your will or estate plans this year. When Dora’s* husband broke his hip in an accident, she had to take a leave of…
January is National Poverty Month
NTFB and its agency partners are working together to target the underlying barriers to food security, which is a major factor in poverty. At NTFB, we know that hunger and…
Miami and Ohio State Universities Pack 21,800 Meals Ahead of Cotton Bowl
Fans, alumni, students and others from the universities spent the morning volunteering at North Texas Food Bank. Before meeting in this week’s Cotton Bowl, the Ohio State University Buckeyes and…
Triple Your Impact During Year-End Giving
Thank you for providing nourishment and hope to your neighbors. Between now and December 31, every gift made to North Texas Food Bank’s annual Face of Hunger campaign will go…
North Texas Food Bank is working to raise awareness of hunger
The annual Face of Hunger campaign emphasizes that hunger can impact anyone across the community. Nancy never thought she would need to visit a food pantry. After an unexpected divorce,…