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Resounding Harmony Breaks New Ground with Musical Philanthropy
December 15, 2008
The North Texas Food Bank Dishes Out Gratitude - Recognizes Donors at Awards Ceremony
September 18, 2008
Southwest Airlines and the North Texas Food Bank Assist with Hurricane Ike Relief Efforts
September 16, 2008
Panera Bread® And Dfw Hunger Relief Agencies Recognize September As Hunger Action Month
September 15, 2008
Canstruction
September 6, 2008
Hunger Action Month
September 4, 2008
Everyone Deserves a Place at the Table
September 4, 2008
Empty Bowls presented by Tom Thumb
March 12, 2008
Students “Throw Pots” For A Good Cause
January 24, 2008
Food & Money Pouring in, But More is Needed for
The Greater Dallas / Fort Worth Souper Bowl of Caring
January 23, 2008
Sample Great Food And Support Hunger Relief
At The 9th Annual "Empty Bowls"
January 7, 2008
"Imagine a Child Wanting Food More Than Toys" – New Billboard Campaign Captures Need
December 15, 2007
Four Local Non-Profits Create New Disaster Response Partnership
December 13, 2007
North Texas Food Bank and Tarrant Area Food Bank to receive $200,000 of $1 million grant to regional Texas food banks
December 11, 2007
DFW Business Competitors become Allies to
Tackle Hunger with Largest Texas Food Drive
December 10, 2007
Around the Table (Bi-Monthly Newsletter)
September 19, 2008
Area Grocery Retailers and the North Texas and Tarrant Area Food Banks
Team Up to Provide Food for Hurricane Ike Evacuees
The North Texas Food Bank in Dallas and the Tarrant Area Food Bank in Fort Worth are committed to helping their sister Food Banks in Houston and Beaumont as they try to recover from the devastation of Hurricane Ike. Tarrant Area and North Texas Food Bank will prepare and transport 4,000 family food boxes to Houston and Beaumont so families will have food when they are allowed to return home.
The Food Banks can’t do it alone; they need the public’s help. Kroger, Tom Thumb and Albertsons—all longtime and valued partners for both food banks– responded to the call for help.
The grocers will have pre-packed bags of needed items available for purchase at prices ranging from $5 to $20. Customers can purchase the bags at stores throughout the DFW area and can leave them in the store. The food drive will run from now through Oct. 12 at most stores.
Needed items are:
1. Fruit Juices
2. Canned Meats
3. Beef Stew
4. Chunk Light Tuna in Water
5. Pork and Beans
6. Canned Soup
7. Canned Vegetables
8. Canned Fruit
9. Spaghetti in Tomato Sauce
10. Dried Beans
11. Dried Rice
*No glass containers please.
The public can also drop off donations at both Food Banks.
North Texas Food Bank, 4500 S. Cockrell Hill Road, Dallas, TX 75038
Tarrant Area Food Bank, 2600 Cullen Street, Fort Worth, TX 76107
Monetary donations are also needed and can be made online at ntfb.org and tafb.org
CONTACTS:
NORTH TEXAS FOOD BANK: Amanda O’Neal, Public Relations Manager, 214-347-9593 (ofc) 972-510-4932 (cell), amanda@ntfb.org
TARRANT AREA FOOD BANK: Andrea Helms, Communications Director, 817-332-9177 ext 120, 817-657-9175 (c), andrea.helms@tafb.org
KROGER: Rebecca King, Consumer Affairs Manager, Southwest Division, 972-785-6059 (ofc), 972-439-4889(c), rebecca.king@kroger.com
TOM THUMB: Connie Yates, Director of Public Affairs, 214-355-7315, connie.yates@safeway.com
ALBERTSONS: Jennifer Vroman, Director of Communications, 817-568-3973 (ofc), 817-239-0767 (cell), jennifer.vroman@albertsons.com
September 18, 2008
The North Texas Food Bank Dishes Out Gratitude-
Recognizes Donors at Awards Ceremony
WHAT: The North Texas Food Bank will host its first ever Dishing Out Gratitude recognition celebration.
WHEN: Thursday, September 18 from 5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.
WHERE: The event will be held at the North Texas Food Bank located at 4500 S. Cockrell Hill Rd. in Dallas.
WHO: Key donors, volunteers and Food Bank staff will be on hand to honor and celebrate individuals who have demonstrated the NTFB’s five core values in extraordinary ways.
WHY: The NTFB would like to thank its supporters and friends. Donors will be honored in all areas – food, fund, time and advocacy. The core values of the NTFB are: Do what needs to be done, Do what is right with urgency, Steward and leverage resources with integrity in an authentic, transparent way, Respect diversity of individuals, thought and viewpoint and Celebrate passion for our world and the people who live in it.
“The gift of time, talent and treasure are very precious commodities. Our supporters, concerned with the greater good, is the reason I believe we will Close the Gap on Hunger by 2011,” says Jan Pruitt, president & CEO of the NTFB.
The evening’s awards will include Innovator of the Year – Corporate, Golden Fork – Individual, Do what is right with urgency, Do what needs to be done and more.
Media outlets are invited to attend Thursday’s event. For more information, please contact:
Amanda O’Neal
North Texas Food Bank
Public Relations Manager
Cell- 972-510-4932
amanda@ntfb.org
