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Sonja

Sonja moved to Houston two and a half years ago to be closer to her daughter and family. A proud grandmother and avid gardener, she enjoys spending time with her loved ones while prioritizing something equally important: her health.

“I love love love my grandchildren. They make me laugh and smile every day.”

Living with diabetes and managing a tight budget,...


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Transformational 310,000 square-foot expansion facility on 52 acres donated by Chevron will double distribution capacity, enhance emergency response, and deliver wraparound community services across 18 counties – Sep 1, 2026

HOUSTON … Today Houston Food Bank – joined by civic leaders, community advocates, and philanthropic and corpora...


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If you are interested in your school signing up for our Kids Café Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) for the 2026-2027 school year, we’re excited about the opportunity to work together to help bridge feeding gaps for children in our community. The process is simple.

What’s Next?

To move forward, please


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As a School Market Coordinator, Dr. Dean D. Guerra, Ed.D. has seen the growing gap between wages and living costs place a heavy burden on his community. But twice a month, at Waller ISD, he sees the strength and generosity of that same community lift that burden off their neighbors.

Some begin lining up at 5 a.m., four hours before the market opens. Dr. Guerra’s...


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Every meal has a price. But for many families, the true cost of a meal goes far beyond what is on the grocery store receipt.

This Hunger Action Month, Houston Food Bank is exploring The Price for a Meal, what it costs to put nutritious food on the table, the cost of not having access to that food, and the difficult choices families face...


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