Food Bank Calls On Community To Help Keep Hays County Families Fed This Summer

No school meals, cuts to SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program), reduced work hours, loss of a job, and more can lead to hungry households in the summer.

One in seven in Hays County, or roughly 25,000 individuals, aren’t getting enough to eat.

There is enough food for all, and Hays County Food Bank is working hard to redistribute resources so that everyone gets fed. The food bank needs your help to continue to battle hunger here, though. Will you join the fight?

Help End Hunger at H-E-B

Each summer, H-E-B stores join the fight against hunger and encourage shoppers to give back. Shoppers can help end hunger $1, $3, or $5 at a time. Simply tear off your desired donation amount and the cashier will add it to your bill.

It’s as easy as that! Your donation at H-E-B stores in San Marcos will benefit Hays County Food Bank. This campaign ends on June 25th.

Lend A Hand

While the vast majority of people like to donate during the holiday season, the food bank wants to remind everyone that they fight hunger all year long. In a time when donations wane, the food bank campaigns to keep shelves stocked, vans fueled, lights on, refrigerators cooling, and operations running smoothly. Will you lend a hand and participate in this annual campaign to help keep Hays County families fed?

Mail your donation to:

Hays County Food Bank

220 Herndon Street

San Marcos, TX 78666

Donate online at haysfoodbank.org/donate

Give Your Time

Join the ranks and volunteer your time with the food bank. Be a part of the thousands who fight hunger in Hays County annually. The food bank welcomes individuals, groups, and youths. Volunteers are needed in the warehouse, on food rescue runs, at distributions, at local farms, and even helping out at special events on occasion.

Contact Jessica Cruz, Volunteer Services Coordinator

jcruz@haysfoodbank.org

(512) 392-8300 x222

So, how will you help end hunger here?

 

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