Since 1984, Hays County Food Bank has worked to alleviate hunger in our community. Our vision is to create a well nourished community.
Food for Today, Hope for Tomorrow.
30,648 Hays County residents are food insecure. 14.8% of children under 18 in Hays County are food insecure. (Feeding America, 2020)
Food insecurity is defined by the United States Department of Agriculture as the lack of access, at times, to enough food for an active, healthy life.
Get Involved
Find Food
If you need food assistance, our public food distributions and resource assistance can help.
Volunteer
Without the support of caring volunteers, we could not provide food or resources to hungry people in our community.
Our Impact
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Number of People Served in 2022
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Pounds of Food Rescued in 2022
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Pounds of Food Distributed in 2022
The majority of the food we distribute is rescued and donated food. We work with our wonderful partners and the community to ensure that good food doesn’t end up in landfills. We want to do our part to ensure that our community is fed while reducing waste.
Community News
HCFB Best of Hays County – Volunteer Program!
What a better way to celebrate #VolunteerAppreciationMonth than to be voted the Best Volunteer Program in Hays County! We thank you for nearly 40 years ...
August Volunteer of the Month, RC!
Once a month our staff meets to choose a volunteer who really stood out to us that is deserving of a little extra recognition. The ...