Food
For families living in poverty
Our work
We focus on a real relationship along with the practical help. In addition to food, clothing, and household items, each client speaks personally with a Care Partner. Non-denominational chapel is offered in the morning. Bibles and study materials are available if you want them.
More than a bag of groceries
A Care Partner for every family
Food
For families living in poverty
Clothes
Everyday wear, free of charge
Relief
Food and supplies when storms hit
Gifts
Toys for kids, cards for teens
Each client family sits down with a Care Partner who listens, offers spiritual support, and helps find referrals and next steps. You leave with more than a bag of groceries. You leave knowing someone is in your corner.
Free food for people living in poverty, including Buddy Bags — kid-friendly packs so children have something to eat over the weekend.
Gently used clothing for everyday wear and the season you are in, free of charge, from a closet kept ready for the next family.
Each month we bring food and other assistance to senior and disabled neighbors who cannot come in to Loop 494.
Neighbors bring holiday food and toys. We host a senior Christmas party, and children can choose a gift for a parent or caregiver. Boys and girls from birth through age 12 receive toys. Each teen receives two $15 gift cards.
When storms hit the Hwy 59 / I-69 corridor, we help with food, water, communications, and supplies, alongside CRTF and Montgomery County Cares.






Need help this week?
Client services: Tuesday–Thursday, 8:30 AM–11:00 AM
Drop-off: Monday–Thursday, 8:30 AM–11:30 AM. Closed Fridays.

Get involved
Volunteers are the heart of this place. Bring a church, school, business, civic group, or your own family for one morning or a standing week.
On your own, there is room in the food pantry, the clothing center, client services, and special projects. We will find a spot that fits.
Become a volunteer