HungerMitao has joined forces with the following Food Banks
HungerMitao is currently at the following food banks. Expansion at several other food banks is under discussion.
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North Texas Food Bank
Founded in 1982, the North Texas Food Bank (NTFB) is a nonprofit hunger relief organization that distributes donated, purchased and prepared foods through a network of more than 200 Partner Agencies in 13 counties.
HungerMitao was launched at NTFB on September 29, 2017.
Point of Contact: Kathryn Cope, kathryn.cope@ntfb.org
Houston Food Bank
Founded in 1982, the Houston Food Bank is America’s largest food bank in distribution leading hunger relief in 18 southeast Texas counties.
HungerMitao was launched at the Houston Food Bank on October 22, 2018.
Point of Contact: Beth Burroway, eburroway@houstonfoodbank.org
Food Bank for New York City
For over 35 years, Food Bank For New York City has been the city’s major hunger-relief organization working to end hunger throughout the five boroughs. Nearly one in five New Yorkers relies on Food Bank for food and other resources. Through its network of more than 1,000 charities and schools citywide, Food Bank provides food for more than 58 million free meals per year for New Yorkers in need.
HungerMitao was launched at Food Bank For New York City on March 12, 2019.
Point of Contact: TBD
Atlanta Community Food Bank
The Atlanta Community Food Bank works to end hunger with the food, people and big ideas needed to ensure our neighbors have the nourishment to lead healthy and productive lives. Through more than 700 nonprofit partners, we help more than 710,000 people get healthy food every year.
HungerMitao was launched in Atlanta Community Food Bank on October 2, 2019.
Point of Contact: TBD
Seattle Food Lifeline
Food Lifeline is on a mission to end hunger in Western Washington. Food Lifeline provides nutritious food to hundreds of thousands of people facing hunger every year by sourcing nutritious food from a variety of food industry partners. We distribute this food through a partnership with 300 food banks, shelters, and meal programs, enabling us to provide the equivalent of 134,000 meals every single day.
HungerMitao was launched at Food Lifeline on February 29, 2020.
Point of Contact: Saidah McKissick, saidahm@foodlifeline.org
Tarrant Area Food Bank (TAFB)
Tarrant Area Food Bank’s (TAFB) mission is to empower our communities to alleviate hunger by providing food, education and resources. TAFB was founded in 1982 by a group of Fort Worth residents concerned about hunger in their community. It is now the primary source of donated food for hunger-relief charities and feeding programs in Tarrant and 12 surrounding counties, serving 1,000,000 meals each week.
HungerMitao was launched at Food Lifeline on the eve of India’s Independence day, August 14, 2021.
Point of Contact: Carter Plaster, CarterPlaster@tafb.org
S.E. Michigan
HungerMitao at Gleaners Community Food Bank – this unique partnership will help raise awareness and support for hunger in southeast Michigan. Connect with us to learn about the history and innovative work of Gleaners and how the Indian American community is contributing their talent and resources toward fighting hunger through the Feeding America network of Food Banks. Drop us an email at usa@HungerMitao.org
HungerMitao was launched at Gleaners Community Food Bank on October 19, 2021.
Point of Contact: Carter Plaster, Patrick Schulte, pschulte@gcfb.org
Central Texas Food Bank
HungerMitao_Austin is now Open and ready to make a difference!
We want to extend our heartfelt gratitude to you for joining us in celebrating the launch of HungerMitao_Austin at the Central Texas Food Bank (CTFB). We appreciate your commitment to dedicating a part of your Saturday to gain a deeper understanding of the hunger issues in Central Texas and learning about the many ways you can make a difference. We sincerely hope that your visit to CTFB and witnessing their incredible work up close has served as an inspiration for you to take the next step in becoming an active part of the solution to close the hunger gap in Central Texas.