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Agencies

Compassionate. Caring. Community-connected.

These are just a few words that describe the nearly 400 hunger relief agencies and programs who are members of the Houston Food Bank. Collectively, they feed more than 80,000 hungry individuals each week. Working together with the food bank, we are leading the fight against hunger.

Houston Food Bank members include church food pantries, soup kitchens, shelters for the abused, and places where meals are served to seniors and children. Food can help a family struggling toward self-sufficiency, or an individual struggling for survival.

The Houston Food Bank's agency relations staff works to ensure that member agencies maintain high standards and levels of service to their clients.

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Agency Conference 2008 is Friday, May 30...EARLY BIRD SPECIAL EXTENDED

This year’s Agency Conference will encompass education, demonstrations, Q&A and much more. Registration forms include a section for you to list questions you’d like answered at the event’s Q&A panel with HFB. Don’t miss the $8 Early Bird Registration special!

This year the Houston Food Bank is honored to welcome Ruby K. Payne, Ph.D., a professional educator and an expert on poverty and mindsets of economic classes, to the 2008 Agency Conference. She provides training on how to work effectively with individuals from poverty. Dr. Payne is also the author of Hidden Rules of Classes at Work and A Framework For Understanding Poverty. Her mission is to positively impact the education and lives of individuals in poverty throughout the world.

Click here for the Registration form.  For session descriptions click 
here. 

If you have any questions, call Terence Franklin at 713-547-8617.




  




































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