More than half a million Texans have lost SNAP. Who's helping feed hungry kids?
The situation, food banks warn, is getting worse.
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The situation, food banks warn, is getting worse.
It once fed thousands of kids. So, how did a Dallas non-profit's core mission fall apart? CBS News Texas investigates.
Hood County Sheriff dispatch audio reveals an elderly person in a critical situation.
Texas Rangers Youth Academy, Buckner International and Kroger team up for eighth annual Thanksgiving giveaway, offering meals to families facing rising food costs and reduced benefits.
Don't Forget to Feed Me goes through about 35,000 lbs. of pet food every month.
In Dallas, a growing coalition of urban farms, faith groups, and community leaders is tackling food insecurity, climate change and social inequities.
Currently, about 35% of the food North Texas Food Bank (NTFB) distributes consists of fresh produce, funded in part by USDA funds.
His initiative has grown so large that he's providing thousands of snacks to multiple schools in the district.
Children "shouldn't go hungry because they lose access" to school meals, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack said.