Together, We Can Help Provide One Million Meals Across West Central Texas.

Food insecurity affects thousands of neighbors throughout West Central Texas every day.

• Children arrive at school hungry.
• Parents make impossible choices between groceries and bills.
• Older adults skip meals to afford medication.

But together, we can change that.

During Hunger Action Month, every gift, volunteer hour, workplace fundraiser, and community partnership helps strengthen food access across our region.

When our neighbors are fed, futures are nourished.

This Hunger Action Month, local partners are coming together to help feed our neighbors, and you can be part of it.

For $100, you’ll receive a limited-edition 2026 Hope Bag filled with coupon cards redeemable for $120+ in local gifts, experiences, and special offers.

Most importantly, each Hope Bag purchased helps provide 500 meals for neighbors facing hunger across West Central Texas.

Only 100 Hope Bags are available.

Inside your Hope Bag:

• A complimentary drink from Statesman Coffee
• A free cup and 15% off from Grain Theory
• A bottle of barbecue sauce from The Shed
• General admission to the Abilene Zoo
• A free tote and 10% off with a $40 purchase from Seven and One Books
• $5 off a $25 purchase from Broken X Winery
• A free slice of pie from Life of Pie
• A free dessert from Perini Ranch Steakhouse
• A free cheeseburger and free corn dog from Sonic
• $20 gift certificates from Lytle Land & Cattle Co., Sharon’s Barbecue, and Sidekicks Seafood Bar & Grill

Tracie knows firsthand what it means to need a little extra help. She receives food from the Food Bank of West Central Texas to help make ends meet—but her story doesn’t stop there.

Nearly every day, Tracie comes back to volunteer, helping distribute food to other neighbors facing many of the same challenges she does.

“I receive. I volunteer. I give back.”

This Hunger Action Month, your support helps neighbors like Tracie—and gives neighbors the opportunity to help one another.

Eddie knows what it means to have a little extra support when you need it. For him, the food he receives from the Food Bank of West Central Texas helps make life a little easier—and reminds him that his community is there for him.

When Eddie talks about the Food Bank, he describes that support simply: as a blessing in his life.

“It’s been a blessing.”

This Hunger Action Month, meet neighbors like Eddie and see what your support can mean in someone’s life.