"Join the Food Drive and End Food Insecurity in the Brazos Valley"

Bryan - The Brazos Center

From 5 a.m. to 7 p.m., the Brazos Center in Bryan becomes a hub of generosity. Volunteers and donors pour in, bringing with them cans of food that will make a world of difference. It's a sight to behold as people from all walks of life come together to contribute to this worthy cause. Each can represents a step towards eradicating food insecurity and providing nourishment to those who are struggling.

The energy at the Brazos Center is palpable. People are motivated by the knowledge that their small act of kindness can have a big impact. Whether it's a busy professional taking a break during their workday or a family looking to give back, everyone finds a way to participate. The Brazos Center becomes a symbol of unity and compassion in the community.

Madisonville - Son-Shine Outreach Center

Starting at 6 a.m. and continuing until 7 p.m., the Son-Shine Outreach Center in Madisonville opens its doors to receive donations. This local center has always been a pillar of support in the community, and during the Food For Families Food Drive, it takes on an even greater significance. Donors bring a variety of food items, from canned goods to non-perishable staples, knowing that they are directly helping their neighbors.

The staff and volunteers at the Son-Shine Outreach Center work tirelessly to organize and distribute the donations. They ensure that every item finds its way to those who need it most, providing a lifeline to families facing food shortages. The dedication of these individuals is truly inspiring and shows the power of community action.

Franklin - Pridgeon Community Center

From early in the morning until late in the evening, the Pridgeon Community Center in Franklin is a bustling center of activity. Donors arrive with their contributions, filling the halls with a sense of purpose. The community comes together to show that no one should have to go hungry.

The Pridgeon Community Center plays a vital role in facilitating the Food For Families Food Drive. It provides a convenient drop-off location for residents in the Franklin area and serves as a gathering place for those who want to make a difference. Through their efforts, they are helping to build a stronger, more resilient community.

Hearne - First Baptist Church Family Life Center

Starting at 6 a.m. and running until 7 p.m., the First Baptist Church Family Life Center in Hearne becomes a haven for food donations. The church community, along with the wider Hearne area, rallies behind this cause, showing their commitment to ending food insecurity.

The volunteers at the First Baptist Church Family Life Center are passionate about what they do. They work hand in hand with the Brazos Valley Food Bank to ensure that every donation is properly sorted and distributed. Their efforts are a testament to the power of faith and community in making a positive change.

Brenham - Washington County Expo

The Washington County Expo in Brenham opens its gates from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. to accept food donations. This spacious venue provides ample space for donors to bring their contributions and feel a sense of pride in their participation.

The Food For Families Food Drive at the Washington County Expo is a community-wide event that brings people together from all over Brenham. It's not just about donating food; it's about building relationships and showing that we are all in this together. The Expo becomes a symbol of hope and unity in the face of food insecurity.

Caldwell - St. Mary’s, Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church Hall

From 6 a.m. until 7 p.m., the St. Mary’s, Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church Hall in Caldwell welcomes donations with open arms. The church community has always been a source of support in the Caldwell area, and this food drive is another way for them to give back.

The volunteers at the church hall work diligently to ensure that the donated food is properly organized and distributed. They understand the importance of this work and are committed to making a difference in the lives of those in need. Through their efforts, they are showing the true spirit of compassion and community.

Navasota - Mid-South Electric Co-op Operations Facility

MidSouth Electric Co-op hosts the drop-off location in Navasota, where donations are collected from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. This partnership between the electric co-op and the food bank is a testament to the power of community collaboration.

The staff at the Mid-South Electric Co-op Operations Facility go above and beyond to make the drop-off process easy and convenient for donors. They understand the importance of this food drive and are dedicated to helping end food insecurity in the Brazos Valley. Their support is a crucial part of the success of the event.

Below is a list of items that are in high demand by the food bank:

Canned goods, non-perishable items, and other essential food supplies are needed to help those facing food insecurity. Every donation counts and can make a real difference in the lives of families in the Brazos Valley.

The 2024 Food for Families Food Drive on Wednesday, Dec. 4, is a day of unity and giving. It's an opportunity for the community to come together and show that we care. Let's all do our part to end food insecurity and make the Brazos Valley a better place.