$2,472 raised by 12 donors
1% complete
$250,000 Goal
Since 1982, inspired by the vision of our founders Jo Curtis, Kathryn Walt Hall, Lorraine Griffin Kircher, and Liz Minyard, the North Texas Food Bank has been rooted in the belief that hunger in North Texas can be eradicated. Our history tells a compelling story - from distributing 400,000 pounds of food annually to now more than double that weekly. Yet, hunger remains a pressing concern. Today, over 744,000 adults, children, and senior adults face the heart-wrenching dilemma of choosing between food, rent, medication, and other necessities. The face of hunger has changed, but our determination has not.
In North Texas, where one in five children are uncertain about their next meal, our mission is bigger than just providing food. We're about nourishing potential and futures. Through our state-of-the-art 230,000 square foot distribution facility in Plano, the Perot Family Campus, and our network of over 500 partners, we managed to offer nearly 116 million meals last year alone.
While our campaigns and fundraising endeavors have paved a path towards this goal, the challenge of sustaining this effort remains. This is where our new initiative, the Feeding North Texas Foundation, steps in. Designed as an endowment fund, this foundation promises to be a permanent pillar of support. Earnings from this foundation could fund key operations like our 25-truck fleet maintenance, our school pantry program, essential technology, and even up to one million meals, based on our current metrics.
Investing in the Feeding North Texas Foundation is an investment in the next generation. When you contribute, you're not just addressing today's hunger, you're cementing our capacity to serve nutritious meals indefinitely. Imagine, with your help, we can fulfill the promise of our founders, ensuring that every North Texan has access to healthy meals, not just today or tomorrow, but forever.
Your gift goes beyond a one-time donation. It becomes part of a legacy, empowering us to fight hunger and feed potential for countless generations. This North Texas Giving Day let's make a lasting impact. Feed the future. Nurture hope. Invest in the Feeding North Texas Foundation.
For more information, visit https://ntfb.org/feeding-north-texas-foundation/.
The mission of the Feeding North Texas Foundation (FNTF) is to cement our ability to provide access to nutritious food in perpetuity.
Give a dollar!
($1 equals 3 meals) Donate monthly, make a tribute gift, start a virtual fundraiser and more by visiting ntfb.org/donate.
Give an hour!
Volunteer in-person during a pack and box shift at our campus or join one of our partner pantries in distributing food. Learn more about opportunities at ntfb.org/volunteer.
Give your voice!
Share NTFB's mission and advocate for anti-hunger policies by visiting ntfb.org/advocacy.
Give a pound!
Donate food or organize a food drive—cans and virtual—by visiting ntfb.org/donatefood.
We recognize that an inclusive workforce doesn't happen by accident - so we are intentional. Together, we are building a culture that supports and celebrates the voices of all our employees, volunteers and clients. This fuels our innovation and connects our employees to both each other and those we serve. Our commitment encompasses, but is not limited to:
- Hiring a staff that reflects those we serve and empowering food bankers to share their experiences.
- Serving and embracing North Texas' many populations, continuing to develop and revise practices to meet the need.
- Cultivating a welcoming workplace culture, in which employees feel their unique talents are respected, valued and celebrated.
- Ensuring a safe environment free from discrimination and harassment due to race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, job title, etc.
Organization name
Feeding North Texas Foundation
Causes
Hunger & Food Access
Operating Budget
Less than $100,000
Counties Served
Dallas, Rockwall, Navarro, Kaufman, Hunt, Grayson, Fannin, Ellis, Collin
BIPOC Serving
Other, Native American, Hispanic or Latinx, Asian/Pacific Islander, Black or African American
BIPOC Leadership
Neither/None
Address
3677 Mapleshade Lane