notes: Donate Emergency Items Items requested: 1) granola bars 2) canned meats (pop-top lids) 3) peanut butter 4) diapers & wipes (adult and baby) 5) personal care items (toothpaste, toothbrush, feminine products, soap, shampoo, conditioner, etc.) Most needed items: Canned meat (pop-top lids), peanut butter, granola bars. Every $5 donated provides $20 worth of nutritious food. Donate online and specify the donation go to Hurricane Ike relief. Disaster Relief Donation Hours and Location Capital Area Food Bank 8201 South Congress Avenue (between William Cannon & Slaughter Lane). Monday through Sunday, 24 hours a day. Volunteer We have filled all volunteer opportunities for Hurricane Ike relief. Thank you! For additional volunteer opportunities through the end of the year to help provide food for hungry Central Texas, visit our volunteer page. ========================================= In its 26th year of service, the Capital Area Food Bank of Texas (CAFB) currently provides food and grocery products to 370 Partner Agencies in 21 Central Texas counties. In 2006, CAFB distributed more than 16 million pounds of food. The CAFB service area covers 19,064 square miles in Central Texas. General Information: communications@austinfoodbank.org Contribution and Financial Donation Information: contribute@austinfoodbank.org Media Inquiries: Kerri Qunell, Communications Director kqunell@secondharvest.org 512-282-2111 X228 To Become a Partner Agency: agencies@austinfoodbank.org Partner Agencies needing to file their USDA report via email reports@austinfoodbank.org Volunteer Information: volunteer@austinfoodbank.org or call the Volunteer Information Line at 512-684-2140 Food and Fund Drive Information:fooddrive@austinfoodbank.org or call the Food and Fund Drive Information Line at 512-684-2145 Food Industry Donations: communications@ austinfoodbank.org Judy Carter, Executive Director: judycarter@ austinfoodbank.org In-kind donations are always welcome at the Capital Area Food Bank. Call Amy Silvey, Director of Development: 512-282-2111, ext. 242 or email asilvey@ secondharvest.org You can donate money and food at the Food Bank Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. An after-hours food drop box for small food donations is available at the front entrance. Also you can donate at any Randalls store or any RunTex store. -> FROM THE CENTRAL TX VOAD SITE 9/2011 TX WILDFIRES: Capitol Area Food Bank: Helping Feed Central Texans Affected By The Fires. AUSTIN, TX, September 6, 2011 – To help those affected by the wildfires in Central Texas, the Capital Area Food Bank of Texas (CAFB) is requesting assistance in the following ways. Financial donations to CAFB can be made at www.austinfoodbank.org. Funds raised will go directly to helping CAFB in this disaster response. The relief effort will be long-term and monetary donations will be necessary for many months. Food donations can be made at the following locations; - CAFB warehouse located at 8201 S. Congress Avenue, Austin , TX 78745 (8-5 p.m. or leave in boxes on dock outside of those hours) North Donation Spots for CAFB - Georgetown – Caring Place - 2000 Railroad St. - Georgetown, TX 78627 - 512-869-4735 - Round Rock Serving Center - 1099 East Main St - Round Rock, TX 78664 - 512-244-2431 - SVDP Round Rock - 620 Round Rock West - Round Rock, TX 78681 - 512-255-2330 To hold a food drive at your workplace, school, church etc., CAFB has large food donation boxes available for pick up at their warehouse. Once filled please return to CAFB or call 512-282-2111 to arrange for a pick up. Most desired food donations are healthy, non-perishable items such as: - Water, Gatorade - Ready to eat meals preferably with pull up or pop tops, e.g. chili, stew, canned pasta w/sauce - Single serving snacks such as protein or granola bars - Lunchables or other single serving foods that do not require refrigeration - Diapers - Baby formula ---------------------------- Donate Emergency Items Items requested: 1) granola bars 2) canned meats (pop-top lids) 3) peanut butter 4) diapers & wipes (adult and baby) 5) personal care items (toothpaste, toothbrush, feminine products, soap, shampoo, conditioner, etc.) Most needed items: Canned meat (pop-top lids), peanut butter, granola bars. Every $5 donated provides $20 worth of nutritious food. Donate online and specify the donation go to Hurricane Ike relief. Disaster Relief Donation Hours and Location Capital Area Food Bank 8201 South Congress Avenue (between William Cannon & Slaughter Lane). Monday through Sunday, 24 hours a day. Volunteer We have filled all volunteer opportunities for Hurricane Ike relief. Thank you! For additional volunteer opportunities through the end of the year to help provide food for hungry Central Texas, visit our volunteer page. ========================================= In its 26th year of service, the Capital Area Food Bank of Texas (CAFB) currently provides food and grocery products to 370 Partner Agencies in 21 Central Texas counties. In 2006, CAFB distributed more than 16 million pounds of food. The CAFB service area covers 19,064 square miles in Central Texas. General Information: communications@austinfoodbank.org Contribution and Financial Donation Information: contribute@austinfoodbank.org Media Inquiries: Kerri Qunell, Communications Director kqunell@ secondharvest.org 512-282-2111 X228 To Become a Partner Agency: agencies@austinfoodbank.org Partner Agencies needing to file their USDA report via email reports@austinfoodbank.org Volunteer Information: volunteer @austinfoodbank.org or call the Volunteer Information Line at 512-684-2140 Food and Fund Drive Information:fooddrive @austinfoodbank.org or call the Food and Fund Drive Information Line at 512-684-2145 Food Industry Donations: communications@ austinfoodbank.org Judy Carter, Executive Director: judycarter @ austinfoodbank.org In-kind donations are always welcome at the Capital Area Food Bank. Call Amy Silvey, Director of Development: 512-282-2111, ext. 242 or email asilvey @ secondharvest.org You can donate money and food at the Food Bank Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. An after-hours food drop box for small food donations is available at the front entrance. Also you can donate at any Randalls store or any RunTex store.
cat_notes: 9/6/11 LTel - Nothing on the site stating helping with the fires in Travis County however on the Central TX RC site they are directing people to donate food to the food bank. Hmmmm. ->

notes: Donate Emergency Items Items requested: 1) granola bars 2) canned meats (pop-top lids) 3) peanut butter 4) diapers & wipes (adult and baby) 5) personal care items (toothpaste, toothbrush, feminine products, soap, shampoo, conditioner, etc.) Most needed items: Canned meat (pop-top lids), peanut butter, granola bars. Every $5 donated provides $20 worth of nutritious food. Donate online and specify the donation go to Hurricane Ike relief. Disaster Relief Donation Hours and Location Capital Area Food Bank 8201 South Congress Avenue (between William Cannon & Slaughter Lane). Monday through Sunday, 24 hours a day. Volunteer We have filled all volunteer opportunities for Hurricane Ike relief. Thank you! For additional volunteer opportunities through the end of the year to help provide food for hungry Central Texas, visit our volunteer page. ========================================= In its 26th year of service, the Capital Area Food Bank of Texas (CAFB) currently provides food and grocery products to 370 Partner Agencies in 21 Central Texas counties. In 2006, CAFB distributed more than 16 million pounds of food. The CAFB service area covers 19,064 square miles in Central Texas. General Information: communications@austinfoodbank.org Contribution and Financial Donation Information: contribute@austinfoodbank.org Media Inquiries: Kerri Qunell, Communications Director kqunell@secondharvest.org 512-282-2111 X228 To Become a Partner Agency: agencies@austinfoodbank.org Partner Agencies needing to file their USDA report via email reports@austinfoodbank.org Volunteer Information: volunteer@austinfoodbank.org or call the Volunteer Information Line at 512-684-2140 Food and Fund Drive Information:fooddrive@austinfoodbank.org or call the Food and Fund Drive Information Line at 512-684-2145 Food Industry Donations: communications@austinfoodbank.org Judy Carter, Executive Director: judycarter@austinfoodbank.org In-kind donations are always welcome at the Capital Area Food Bank. Call Amy Silvey, Director of Development: 512-282-2111, ext. 242 or email asilvey@secondharvest.org You can donate money and food at the Food Bank Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. An after-hours food drop box for small food donations is available at the front entrance. Also you can donate at any Randalls store or any RunTex store. -> Donate Emergency Items Items requested: 1) granola bars 2) canned meats (pop-top lids) 3) peanut butter 4) diapers & wipes (adult and baby) 5) personal care items (toothpaste, toothbrush, feminine products, soap, shampoo, conditioner, etc.) Most needed items: Canned meat (pop-top lids), peanut butter, granola bars. Every $5 donated provides $20 worth of nutritious food. Donate online and specify the donation go to Hurricane Ike relief. Disaster Relief Donation Hours and Location Capital Area Food Bank 8201 South Congress Avenue (between William Cannon & Slaughter Lane). Monday through Sunday, 24 hours a day. Volunteer We have filled all volunteer opportunities for Hurricane Ike relief. Thank you! For additional volunteer opportunities through the end of the year to help provide food for hungry Central Texas, visit our volunteer page. ========================================= In its 26th year of service, the Capital Area Food Bank of Texas (CAFB) currently provides food and grocery products to 370 Partner Agencies in 21 Central Texas counties. In 2006, CAFB distributed more than 16 million pounds of food. The CAFB service area covers 19,064 square miles in Central Texas. General Information: communications@austinfoodbank.org Contribution and Financial Donation Information: contribute@austinfoodbank.org Media Inquiries: Kerri Qunell, Communications Director kqunell@secondharvest.org 512-282-2111 X228 To Become a Partner Agency: agencies@austinfoodbank.org Partner Agencies needing to file their USDA report via email reports@austinfoodbank.org Volunteer Information: volunteer@austinfoodbank.org or call the Volunteer Information Line at 512-684-2140 Food and Fund Drive Information:fooddrive@austinfoodbank.org or call the Food and Fund Drive Information Line at 512-684-2145 Food Industry Donations: communications@ austinfoodbank.org Judy Carter, Executive Director: judycarter@ austinfoodbank.org In-kind donations are always welcome at the Capital Area Food Bank. Call Amy Silvey, Director of Development: 512-282-2111, ext. 242 or email asilvey@ secondharvest.org You can donate money and food at the Food Bank Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. An after-hours food drop box for small food donations is available at the front entrance. Also you can donate at any Randalls store or any RunTex store.

cat_notes: 05/21/2008 added food stamp assistance-listed on web site as service now -> 9/6/11 LTel - Nothing on the site stating helping with the fires in Travis County however on the Central TX RC site they are directing people to donate food to the food bank. Hmmmm.

notes: In its 26th year of service, the Capital Area Food Bank of Texas (CAFB) currently provides food and grocery products to 370 Partner Agencies in 21 Central Texas counties. In 2006, CAFB distributed more than 16 million pounds of food. The CAFB service area covers 19,064 square miles in Central Texas. General Information: communications@austinfoodbank.org Contribution and Financial Donation Information: contribute@austinfoodbank.org Media Inquiries: Kerri Qunell, Communications Director kqunell@secondharvest.org 512-282-2111 X228 To Become a Partner Agency: agencies@austinfoodbank.org Partner Agencies needing to file their USDA report via email reports@austinfoodbank.org Volunteer Information: volunteer@austinfoodbank.org or call the Volunteer Information Line at 512-684-2140 Food and Fund Drive Information:fooddrive@austinfoodbank.org or call the Food and Fund Drive Information Line at 512-684-2145 Food Industry Donations: communications@austinfoodbank.org Judy Carter, Executive Director: judycarter@austinfoodbank.org In-kind donations are always welcome at the Capital Area Food Bank. Call Amy Silvey, Director of Development: 512-282-2111, ext. 242 or email asilvey@secondharvest.org You can donate money and food at the Food Bank Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. An after-hours food drop box for small food donations is available at the front entrance. Also you can donate at any Randalls store or any RunTex store. -> Donate Emergency Items Items requested: 1) granola bars 2) canned meats (pop-top lids) 3) peanut butter 4) diapers & wipes (adult and baby) 5) personal care items (toothpaste, toothbrush, feminine products, soap, shampoo, conditioner, etc.) Most needed items: Canned meat (pop-top lids), peanut butter, granola bars. Every $5 donated provides $20 worth of nutritious food. Donate online and specify the donation go to Hurricane Ike relief. Disaster Relief Donation Hours and Location Capital Area Food Bank 8201 South Congress Avenue (between William Cannon & Slaughter Lane). Monday through Sunday, 24 hours a day. Volunteer We have filled all volunteer opportunities for Hurricane Ike relief. Thank you! For additional volunteer opportunities through the end of the year to help provide food for hungry Central Texas, visit our volunteer page. ========================================= In its 26th year of service, the Capital Area Food Bank of Texas (CAFB) currently provides food and grocery products to 370 Partner Agencies in 21 Central Texas counties. In 2006, CAFB distributed more than 16 million pounds of food. The CAFB service area covers 19,064 square miles in Central Texas. General Information: communications@austinfoodbank.org Contribution and Financial Donation Information: contribute@austinfoodbank.org Media Inquiries: Kerri Qunell, Communications Director kqunell@secondharvest.org 512-282-2111 X228 To Become a Partner Agency: agencies@austinfoodbank.org Partner Agencies needing to file their USDA report via email reports@austinfoodbank.org Volunteer Information: volunteer@austinfoodbank.org or call the Volunteer Information Line at 512-684-2140 Food and Fund Drive Information:fooddrive@austinfoodbank.org or call the Food and Fund Drive Information Line at 512-684-2145 Food Industry Donations: communications@austinfoodbank.org Judy Carter, Executive Director: judycarter@austinfoodbank.org In-kind donations are always welcome at the Capital Area Food Bank. Call Amy Silvey, Director of Development: 512-282-2111, ext. 242 or email asilvey@secondharvest.org You can donate money and food at the Food Bank Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. An after-hours food drop box for small food donations is available at the front entrance. Also you can donate at any Randalls store or any RunTex store.

notes: In its 26th year of service, the Capital Area Food Bank of Texas (CAFB) currently provides food and grocery products to 370 Partner Agencies in 21 Central Texas counties. In 2006, CAFB distributed more than 16 million pounds of food. The CAFB service area covers 19,064 square miles in Central Texas. General Information: communications@austinfoodbank.org Contribution and Financial Donation Information: contribute@austinfoodbank.org Media Inquiries: Kerri Qunell, Communications Director kqunell@secondharvest.org 512-282-2111 X228 To Become a Partner Agency: agencies@austinfoodbank.org Partner Agencies needing to file their USDA report via email reports@austinfoodbank.org Volunteer Information: volunteer@austinfoodbank.org or call the Volunteer Information Line at 512-684-2140 Food and Fund Drive Information:fooddrive@austinfoodbank.org or call the Food and Fund Drive Information Line at 512-684-2145 Food Industry Donations: communications@austinfoodbank.org Judy Carter, Executive Director: judycarter@austinfoodbank.org Website Comments, Questions or Problems: communications@austinfoodbank.org In-kind donations are always welcome at the Capital Area Food Bank. Call Amy Silvey, Director of Development: 512-282-2111, ext. 242 or email asilvey@secondharvest.org Mailing Address Capital Area Food Bank of Texas 8201 South Congress Ave. Austin, TX 78745 Phone: 512.282.2111 Toll Free: 800-786-2616 Fax: 512.282.6606 You can donate money and food at the Food Bank Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. An after-hours food drop box for small food donations is available at the front entrance. Also you can donate at any Randalls store or any RunTex store. -> In its 26th year of service, the Capital Area Food Bank of Texas (CAFB) currently provides food and grocery products to 370 Partner Agencies in 21 Central Texas counties. In 2006, CAFB distributed more than 16 million pounds of food. The CAFB service area covers 19,064 square miles in Central Texas. General Information: communications@austinfoodbank.org Contribution and Financial Donation Information: contribute@austinfoodbank.org Media Inquiries: Kerri Qunell, Communications Director kqunell@secondharvest.org 512-282-2111 X228 To Become a Partner Agency: agencies@austinfoodbank.org Partner Agencies needing to file their USDA report via email reports@austinfoodbank.org Volunteer Information: volunteer@austinfoodbank.org or call the Volunteer Information Line at 512-684-2140 Food and Fund Drive Information:fooddrive@austinfoodbank.org or call the Food and Fund Drive Information Line at 512-684-2145 Food Industry Donations: communications@austinfoodbank.org Judy Carter, Executive Director: judycarter@austinfoodbank.org In-kind donations are always welcome at the Capital Area Food Bank. Call Amy Silvey, Director of Development: 512-282-2111, ext. 242 or email asilvey@secondharvest.org You can donate money and food at the Food Bank Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. An after-hours food drop box for small food donations is available at the front entrance. Also you can donate at any Randalls store or any RunTex store.
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mission: The mission of the Capital Area Food Bank of Texas is to nourish hungry people and lead the community in ending hunger. -> The mission of the Capital Area Food Bank of Texas is to nourish hungry people and lead the community in ending hunger.

notes: In its 26th year of service, the Capital Area Food Bank of Texas (CAFB) currently provides food and grocery products to 370 Partner Agencies in 21 Central Texas counties. In 2006, CAFB distributed more than 16 million pounds of food. The CAFB service area covers 19,064 square miles in Central Texas. The mission of the Capital Area Food Bank of Texas is to nourish hungry people and lead the community in ending hunger. General Information: communications@austinfoodbank.org Contribution and Financial Donation Information: contribute@austinfoodbank.org Media Inquiries: Kerri Qunell, Communications Director kqunell@secondharvest.org 512-282-2111 X228 To Become a Partner Agency: agencies@austinfoodbank.org Partner Agencies needing to file their USDA report via email reports@austinfoodbank.org Volunteer Information: volunteer@austinfoodbank.org or call the Volunteer Information Line at 512-684-2140 Food and Fund Drive Information:fooddrive@austinfoodbank.org or call the Food and Fund Drive Information Line at 512-684-2145 Food Industry Donations: communications@austinfoodbank.org Judy Carter, Executive Director: judycarter@austinfoodbank.org Website Comments, Questions or Problems: communications@austinfoodbank.org In-kind donations are always welcome at the Capital Area Food Bank. Call Amy Silvey, Director of Development: 512-282-2111, ext. 242 or email asilvey@secondharvest.org Mailing Address Capital Area Food Bank of Texas 8201 South Congress Ave. Austin, TX 78745 Phone: 512.282.2111 Toll Free: 800-786-2616 Fax: 512.282.6606 You can donate money and food at the Food Bank Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. An after-hours food drop box for small food donations is available at the front entrance. Also you can donate at any Randalls store or any RunTex store. -> In its 26th year of service, the Capital Area Food Bank of Texas (CAFB) currently provides food and grocery products to 370 Partner Agencies in 21 Central Texas counties. In 2006, CAFB distributed more than 16 million pounds of food. The CAFB service area covers 19,064 square miles in Central Texas. General Information: communications@austinfoodbank.org Contribution and Financial Donation Information: contribute@austinfoodbank.org Media Inquiries: Kerri Qunell, Communications Director kqunell@secondharvest.org 512-282-2111 X228 To Become a Partner Agency: agencies@austinfoodbank.org Partner Agencies needing to file their USDA report via email reports@austinfoodbank.org Volunteer Information: volunteer@austinfoodbank.org or call the Volunteer Information Line at 512-684-2140 Food and Fund Drive Information:fooddrive@austinfoodbank.org or call the Food and Fund Drive Information Line at 512-684-2145 Food Industry Donations: communications@austinfoodbank.org Judy Carter, Executive Director: judycarter@austinfoodbank.org Website Comments, Questions or Problems: communications@austinfoodbank.org In-kind donations are always welcome at the Capital Area Food Bank. Call Amy Silvey, Director of Development: 512-282-2111, ext. 242 or email asilvey@secondharvest.org Mailing Address Capital Area Food Bank of Texas 8201 South Congress Ave. Austin, TX 78745 Phone: 512.282.2111 Toll Free: 800-786-2616 Fax: 512.282.6606 You can donate money and food at the Food Bank Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. An after-hours food drop box for small food donations is available at the front entrance. Also you can donate at any Randalls store or any RunTex store.
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notes: In its 26th year of service, the Capital Area Food Bank of Texas (CAFB) currently provides food and grocery products to 370 Partner Agencies in 21 Central Texas counties. In 2006, CAFB distributed more than 16 million pounds of food. The CAFB service area covers 19,064 square miles in Central Texas. The mission of the Capital Area Food Bank of Texas is to nourish hungry people and lead the community in ending hunger. General Information: communications@austinfoodbank.org Contribution and Financial Donation Information: contribute@austinfoodbank.org Media Inquiries: Kerri Qunell, Communications Director kqunell@secondharvest.org 512-282-2111 X228 To Become a Partner Agency: agencies@austinfoodbank.org Partner Agencies needing to file their USDA report via email reports@austinfoodbank.org Volunteer Information: volunteer@austinfoodbank.org or call the Volunteer Information Line at 512-684-2140 Food and Fund Drive Information:fooddrive@austinfoodbank.org or call the Food and Fund Drive Information Line at 512-684-2145 Food Industry Donations: communications@austinfoodbank.org Judy Carter, Executive Director: judycarter@austinfoodbank.org Website Comments, Questions or Problems: communications@austinfoodbank.org In-kind donations are always welcome at the Capital Area Food Bank. Call Amy Silvey, Director of Development: 512-282-2111, ext. 242 or email asilvey@secondharvest.org Mailing Address Capital Area Food Bank of Texas 8201 South Congress Ave. Austin, TX 78745 Phone: 512.282.2111 Toll Free: 800-786-2616 Fax: 512.282.6606 -> In its 26th year of service, the Capital Area Food Bank of Texas (CAFB) currently provides food and grocery products to 370 Partner Agencies in 21 Central Texas counties. In 2006, CAFB distributed more than 16 million pounds of food. The CAFB service area covers 19,064 square miles in Central Texas. The mission of the Capital Area Food Bank of Texas is to nourish hungry people and lead the community in ending hunger. General Information: communications@austinfoodbank.org Contribution and Financial Donation Information: contribute@austinfoodbank.org Media Inquiries: Kerri Qunell, Communications Director kqunell@secondharvest.org 512-282-2111 X228 To Become a Partner Agency: agencies@austinfoodbank.org Partner Agencies needing to file their USDA report via email reports@austinfoodbank.org Volunteer Information: volunteer@austinfoodbank.org or call the Volunteer Information Line at 512-684-2140 Food and Fund Drive Information:fooddrive@austinfoodbank.org or call the Food and Fund Drive Information Line at 512-684-2145 Food Industry Donations: communications@austinfoodbank.org Judy Carter, Executive Director: judycarter@austinfoodbank.org Website Comments, Questions or Problems: communications@austinfoodbank.org In-kind donations are always welcome at the Capital Area Food Bank. Call Amy Silvey, Director of Development: 512-282-2111, ext. 242 or email asilvey@secondharvest.org Mailing Address Capital Area Food Bank of Texas 8201 South Congress Ave. Austin, TX 78745 Phone: 512.282.2111 Toll Free: 800-786-2616 Fax: 512.282.6606 You can donate money and food at the Food Bank Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. An after-hours food drop box for small food donations is available at the front entrance. Also you can donate at any Randalls store or any RunTex store.

notes: In its 26th year of service, the Capital Area Food Bank of Texas (CAFB) currently provides food and grocery products to 370 Partner Agencies in 21 Central Texas counties. In 2006, CAFB distributed more than 16 million pounds of food. The CAFB service area covers 19,064 square miles in Central Texas. The mission of the Capital Area Food Bank of Texas is to nourish hungry people and lead the community in ending hunger. General Information: communications@austinfoodbank.org Contribution and Financial Donation Information: contribute@austinfoodbank.org Media Inquiries: Kerri Qunell, Communications Director kqunell@secondharvest.org 512-282-2111 X228 To Become a Partner Agency: agencies@austinfoodbank.org Partner Agencies needing to file their USDA report via email reports@austinfoodbank.org Volunteer Information: volunteer@austinfoodbank.org or call the Volunteer Information Line at 512-684-2140 Food and Fund Drive Information:fooddrive@austinfoodbank.org or call the Food and Fund Drive Information Line at 512-684-2145 Food Industry Donations: communications@austinfoodbank.org Judy Carter, Executive Director: judycarter@austinfoodbank.org Website Comments, Questions or Problems: communications@austinfoodbank.org Mailing Address Capital Area Food Bank of Texas 8201 South Congress Ave. Austin, TX 78745 Phone: 512.282.2111 Toll Free: 800-786-2616 Fax: 512.282.6606 -> In its 26th year of service, the Capital Area Food Bank of Texas (CAFB) currently provides food and grocery products to 370 Partner Agencies in 21 Central Texas counties. In 2006, CAFB distributed more than 16 million pounds of food. The CAFB service area covers 19,064 square miles in Central Texas. The mission of the Capital Area Food Bank of Texas is to nourish hungry people and lead the community in ending hunger. General Information: communications@austinfoodbank.org Contribution and Financial Donation Information: contribute@austinfoodbank.org Media Inquiries: Kerri Qunell, Communications Director kqunell@secondharvest.org 512-282-2111 X228 To Become a Partner Agency: agencies@austinfoodbank.org Partner Agencies needing to file their USDA report via email reports@austinfoodbank.org Volunteer Information: volunteer@austinfoodbank.org or call the Volunteer Information Line at 512-684-2140 Food and Fund Drive Information:fooddrive@austinfoodbank.org or call the Food and Fund Drive Information Line at 512-684-2145 Food Industry Donations: communications@austinfoodbank.org Judy Carter, Executive Director: judycarter@austinfoodbank.org Website Comments, Questions or Problems: communications@austinfoodbank.org In-kind donations are always welcome at the Capital Area Food Bank. Call Amy Silvey, Director of Development: 512-282-2111, ext. 242 or email asilvey@secondharvest.org Mailing Address Capital Area Food Bank of Texas 8201 South Congress Ave. Austin, TX 78745 Phone: 512.282.2111 Toll Free: 800-786-2616 Fax: 512.282.6606

notes: In its 26th year of service, the Capital Area Food Bank of Texas (CAFB) currently provides food and grocery products to 370 Partner Agencies in 21 Central Texas counties. In 2006, CAFB distributed more than 16 million pounds of food. The CAFB service area covers 19,064 square miles in Central Texas. The mission of the Capital Area Food Bank of Texas is to nourish hungry people and lead the community in ending hunger. General Information: communications@austinfoodbank.org Contribution and Financial Donation Information: contribute@austinfoodbank.org Media Inquiries: Kerri Qunell, Communications Director kqunell@secondharvest.org 512-282-2111 X228 To Become a Partner Agency: agencies@austinfoodbank.org Partner Agencies needing to file their USDA report via email reports@austinfoodbank.org Volunteer Information: volunteer@austinfoodbank.org or call the Volunteer Information Line at 512-684-2140 Food and Fund Drive Information:fooddrive@austinfoodbank.org or call the Food and Fund Drive Information Line at 512-684-2145 Food Industry Donations: communications@austinfoodbank.org Judy Carter, Executive Director: judycarter@austinfoodbank.org Website Comments, Questions or Problems: communications@austinfoodbank.org Mailing Address Capital Area Food Bank of Texas 8201 South Congress Ave. Austin, TX 78745 Phone: 512.282.2111 Toll Free: 800-786-2616 Fax: 512.282.6606 -> In its 26th year of service, the Capital Area Food Bank of Texas (CAFB) currently provides food and grocery products to 370 Partner Agencies in 21 Central Texas counties. In 2006, CAFB distributed more than 16 million pounds of food. The CAFB service area covers 19,064 square miles in Central Texas. The mission of the Capital Area Food Bank of Texas is to nourish hungry people and lead the community in ending hunger. General Information: communications@austinfoodbank.org Contribution and Financial Donation Information: contribute@austinfoodbank.org Media Inquiries: Kerri Qunell, Communications Director kqunell@secondharvest.org 512-282-2111 X228 To Become a Partner Agency: agencies@austinfoodbank.org Partner Agencies needing to file their USDA report via email reports@austinfoodbank.org Volunteer Information: volunteer@austinfoodbank.org or call the Volunteer Information Line at 512-684-2140 Food and Fund Drive Information:fooddrive@austinfoodbank.org or call the Food and Fund Drive Information Line at 512-684-2145 Food Industry Donations: communications@austinfoodbank.org Judy Carter, Executive Director: judycarter@austinfoodbank.org Website Comments, Questions or Problems: communications@austinfoodbank.org Mailing Address Capital Area Food Bank of Texas 8201 South Congress Ave. Austin, TX 78745 Phone: 512.282.2111 Toll Free: 800-786-2616 Fax: 512.282.6606