Jimmy Sparks joined the Army in 1987 and served from 1987-1991 including a tour in Operation Desert Storm. He graduated from Lamar University in Beaumont,
Harvey grew up one of ten children to Ann and Harvey Zernial in Lumberton, Texas. He graduated from Lumberton High School in 1980. Harvey spent
We used National Volunteer Appreciation Week as our opportunity to celebrate the fantastic work of our volunteers, including the 1,700 volunteers who contributed more than
We are glad to celebrate the heritage of farming and good nutrition with a special community event on Saturday, April 13 from 11 a.m. to
The Three Rivers Council of Boy Scouts of America and the Southeast Texas Food Bank are partnering once again on the “Scouting for Food” drive
January 17, 2019 WASHINGTON – State agencies are reminding food stamp recipients that their early February benefits payment will need to last a lot longer,
It is time for our annual holiday season food drive and you hold the key to its success! Can we count on you to collect food
A year removed from the powerful impact of Hurricane Harvey on Southeast Texas, we look back and marvel at how lives have changed and yet
Each September, the Feeding America network of food bank observes September as Hunger Action Month, challenging the public to join in the mission of reducing
We were so pleased to celebrate our special volunteers during National Volunteer Week with our annual Volunteer Appreciation ceremony. With a baseball theme, we thanked
Happy New Year, everyone! The Hunger Busters are back with a new team and a new resolve to help you with your Nutrition questions! I’m
We pay special tribute to OCI Beaumont for delivery of a truly generous $15,000 gift to energize our Share Your Christmas Food Drive. OCI has
The Southeast Texas Food Bank is an Equal Opportunity Provider.
Southeast Texas Food Bank is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.
Did you know that a $10 donation can provide up to 30 meals for desperate people in your community? By making a donation, you are helping to ensure that hungry children in Southeast Texas are adequately nourished, that none of our senior citizens are forced to chose between medicine and food, and that every family facing a crisis can at least have the assurance of food on the table.
