Posts Tagged ‘Partner Agencies’
Jill Stone Community Garden is Growing to Serve More Neighbors
The NTFB partner garden at Temple Emanu-el is adding a second greenhouse to grow more culturally relevant food for those facing hunger. Snake melon, tatsoi, pok choi and sweet peppers…
Read MoreGood Samaritans of Garland Meets the Need with Compassion and An Eye Toward the Future
The NTFB Retail Partner of the Year will move to a new location next year to increase its capacity and services. Antoinette admits she used to have a picture in…
Read MoreNTFB Recognizes Feeding Partners during Agency Partner Summit
The daylong event featured awards, learning sessions and the chance to hear about the impact made in FY24. The North Texas Food Bank recognized partner agencies of the year as…
Read MoreNeighbor Connect is Improving the Way We Serve
Serving Insights, known at NTFB as Neighbor Connect, simplifies the intake process while collecting data to improve our service to those facing hunger. At the Salvation Army of North Texas’…
Read MoreMetrocrest Services is Building Relationships and Supporting Transformation
The North Texas Food Bank partner pantry in Carrollton offers a robust market plus a host of wraparound services. Metrocrest Services’ pantry, photo courtesy Metrocrest Services While Flor fills a…
Read MoreDallas Hope Charities Provides Community for LGBTQIA+ Young Adults
The North Texas Food Bank partner agency operates a housing program that includes the chance to learn about nutrition and gardening. At Dallas Hope Charities’ Hope Center, LGBTQIA+ young adults are…
Read MoreGrayson College Wants to Ensure Students Always Have Access to Food
The campus offers a student-choice pantry, snack boxes and drive through distributions. Fruit, mac ‘n cheese and bags of chips don’t last long at Grayson College’s Food Pantry, but staff…
Read MoreSir Kendrick’s Smile for Autism is Serving Neighbors at Every Level
During World Autism Month, NTFB recognizes partner Sir Kendrick’s for its commitment to families and the community of Rice. Staff at Sir Kendrick’s Smile for Autism, including Charletta and Moses…
Read MoreWelcoming Neighbors with Dignity at Local Good Pantry
A hole in the fence becomes an intentional gateway for neighbors to access food thanks to a partnership between DART, the city of Richardson and Local Good Pantry. Local Good…
Read MoreNTFB’s First Hope for Tomorrow Grant Supports the Opening of Jewish Family Services’ Northpoint Health Center
The new clinic will offer health care in a neighborhood where nearly 800,000 residents lack a medical provider. Neighbors can now access medical care from Jewish Family Services’ Northpoint Health Center, which…
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