2025 Impact
About Harvest House
A family should not have to choose between groceries and rent. A temporary crisis should not determine someone’s future. And no one should have to face a difficult season alone.
For more than 40 years, Harvest House has helped North Texas families find relief today and a path toward greater stability tomorrow. Our client-choice food pantry, clothing assistance, financial aid, and seasonal programs meet urgent needs with dignity and compassion. Through Getting Ahead, participants go even further—building the relationships, resources, and practical skills needed to create lasting change.
At Harvest House, a bag of groceries is more than food. It may free up money for rent, keep the electricity on, or give a parent room to breathe. Every service is designed to restore hope, strengthen families, and help our neighbors move forward.
Together, we Feed • Clothe • Restore.
Harvest House exists to restore hope and dignity by equipping families to overcome crisis and build long-term stability. We do this by pairing practical resources with relational support and spiritual encouragement, so help becomes lasting change.
Across North Texas, rising costs are forcing many families to make impossible choices between food, rent, utilities, transportation, and other essentials. For households already living on tight budgets, one unexpected expense can quickly become a crisis.
Harvest House serves both urban Tarrant County and rural Johnson County, where families face different barriers but share the same need for stability. We provide groceries, clothing, emergency financial assistance, and programs that help people build skills, strengthen support systems, and move forward. As more working families struggle to keep pace with everyday expenses, Harvest House offers immediate relief—and a path toward lasting stability.
Harvest House believes every person deserves to be treated with dignity, compassion, and respect. We welcome individuals and families from diverse backgrounds and work to remove barriers that may prevent them from receiving help.
Equity is reflected in how we serve. Our client-choice food pantry allows families to select foods that fit their needs and preferences. Assistance is provided without judgment, and client feedback helps us improve our programs. We serve both rural Johnson County and urban Tarrant County, adapting our outreach to the distinct challenges of each community.
We also value the insight of people with lived experience. Many Harvest House staff members and volunteers understand firsthand the challenges our clients face, helping ensure that our services remain practical, respectful, and responsive. Our goal is not simply to provide resources, but to help every person feel seen, supported, and equipped to move toward greater stability.
Organization name
Harvest House
other names
Your Harvest House
Tax id (EIN)
75-1985674
Causes
Hunger & Food Access
Operating Budget
$1,000,000 - $2,999,999
Counties Served
Johnson, Tarrant
BIPOC Serving
Black or African American, Asian/Pacific Islander, Hispanic or Latinx, Native American
Address
349 NW Renfro St.