Concho Valley Regional Food Bank

We were extremely honored to receive a generous donation from the ASU Physics Department, which delivered 1,657 pounds of canned goods collected by Angelo State University students!

This incredible donation reflects the generosity and community spirit of ASU students who worked hard to collect food that will help support families across the Concho Valley. Their philanthropy and commitment to giving back will make a meaningful impact on neighbors facing food insecurity.

Thank you to Michael Holcomb, the ASU Physics Department, and all of the ASU students who made this donation possible. Your hard work and compassion are helping strengthen our community.

🐾 Our new official CVRFB greeter is taking her job very seriously! A few weeks ago, we welcomed T-Mobile’s T-Fiber Field Support Technicians Kenneth, Seth, and Jared, who volunteered their time to help sack potatoes for families across our community.

Their hard work helped prepare nutritious food for distribution to individuals and families throughout the 13 counties of the Concho Valley. We’re grateful for their willingness to give back and make a difference. Thank you to T-Mobile for supporting our mission and investing in our community through service!

Are you looking to plug in your group or company? Visit our Volunteer Hub at https://www.conchovalleyfoodbank.org/volunteer-hub.

At CVRFB, we work to ensure that neighbors in every corner of our 13 counties have access to nutritious foods. We do that by partnering with amazing local pantries like the Paint Rock Food Distribution.

If you are in need of food in Concho County, stop by the Paint Rock Community Center.
🗓 Fourth Tuesday
⏰ 10 AM – 11 AM

To find the full list of partners, visit ConchoValleyFoodBank.org/get-help

On Friday, April 24th, team members from the Concho Valley Regional Food Bank attended Bradford Elementary’s Manos a la Obra Emergent Bilingual Resource Night! Our team was grateful for the opportunity to connect with families and share helpful resources available through the food bank.

Children enjoyed receiving crayons, pencils, and fresh apples as a healthy snack while families learned more about support services in our community. Events like these help us build stronger connections and ensure families know where to turn when they need assistance.

Thank you to Bradford Elementary for inviting us to be part of such a meaningful evening in support of local families.

🔥 West Texas is starting to heat up.

This month, we’re asking our community to help us stock up on deodorant, body wash, and other hygiene items. These simple essentials go a long way in helping families maintain their health and hygiene.

📍 Drop off donations during office hours at:
1313 S. Hill St.
Mon-Fri 8 am-4 pm

Every donation helps us care for our neighbors with dignity. Learn more at ConchoValleyFoodBank.org

We’re proud to partner with Centro Cristiano Beraca, a local food pantry serving the San Angelo community.

If you are in need of food, stop by 2900 N Oakes St.
🗓 Saturdays
⏰ 8 AM – 10 AM

To find the full list of partners, visit ConchoValleyFoodBank.org/get-help

☀️School’s almost out, which means we’re looking to stock easy home meals for children!

Canned pastas, soups, and meals can help us provide easy-to-make, nutritious meals for families, seniors, and children across our community.

📍 Drop off your donations at:
1313 S. Hill St.
Mon-Fri 8 am-4 pm

Every donation makes a difference. Learn more at ConchoValleyFoodBank.org