A central distribution site in the Brazos Valley that unites food donors, volunteers and hunger-relief agencies, the Brazos Valley Food Bank reclaims, then distributes surplus food to local partners - nonprofit organizations and church sponsored pantries - that, in turn, bring nourishment and hope to our neighbors in need.

The Brazos Valley Food Bank has been the "hub" of an anti-hunger relief network of over 40 different agencies that feed the hungry throughout the Brazos, Burleson, Grimes, Madison, Robertson and Washington Counties. In 1985, we distributed 50,000 pounds of food. We project 2011 distribution to top 4 million pounds.

In addition to Food for Pantries, the Food Bank now operates BackPack, Senior Outreach, Family Box, Mobile Pantry and Social Services Outreach Programs to reach those in need.

To learn more about the impact that the Brazos Valley Food Bank makes, please review our 2010 Annual Report. The learn more about the Brazos Valley Food Bank’s Financial Position, please review our 2010 Audit and 2010 "990".

To learn more about the Brazos Valley Food Bank’s Statement of Values and Code of Ethics, please click here.