Posts Tagged ‘Programs’
Loretta Smith Wants Royce City ISD Students to Know They Care
Through monthly food distributions and Care Closets, Loretta works to ensure every student has access to nutritious meals. Running Royce City ISD’s School Pantry program was never part of Loretta…
Read MoreAt Grand Prairie ISD, Academic Success Comes from Meeting Basic Needs
The district’s Social Work Hub includes a pantry, clothing closet, counseling, health care and other resources meant to equip students to thrive in the classroom. Birthday cake, toothbrushes and new…
Read MoreSupporting Neighbor Health Through FoodRx
The North Texas Food Bank initiative is connecting patients with access to nutritious food. Nutritious food choices lead to healthier lives. However, we know that many of our neighbors—including those…
Read MoreProgram Spotlight: SNAP Mobile
The North Texas Food Bank is always striving for innovative solutions to advance our mission of closing the hunger gap in North Texas. Hunger is a complex issue that requires…
Read MoreSummer Recipe: Two Salsa Dishes for Summer Celebrations
Well, North Texas, it’s hot! There is not much else you can say about our current summer situation. But despite the weather, summer is still a time to gather with…
Read MoreSummer Learning in the Garden
As we settle into summer, you may be wondering how to keep your kids busy and engaged during their time out of school. Gardening is a great way to incorporate…
Read MoreYoung Hunger Fighters Celebrate Innovative and Successful School Year
The North Texas Food Bank is dedicated to inspiring the next generation of hunger fighters. The Young Advocates Council (YAC) is an opportunity to engage dedicated and entrepreneurial high school…
Read MoreSpring Recipe: Blueberry Zucchini Muffins
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to bring attention to mental health and its critical role in our overall health and wellness. According to Mental Health America, nearly…
Read MoreCelebrating & Nourishing Seniors in North Texas
The high costs of daily living in North Texas have strained budgets, especially for seniors in our community – many of whom are on fixed incomes. According to research from…
Read MoreNTFB Volunteers Share Their “Why”
We commemorated Volunteer Appreciation Week last week with daily social media posts highlighting some of our incredible and dedicated volunteers. As we wrap up Volunteer Appreciation Month here at the…
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