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Thank you to our partners

Attention all Houston Food Bank Partner Agencies,

Please log-in to the 2014 Hunger in America Study at https://www.hia2014agency.org/default.aspx.

The Hunger in America is the only study of its kind, and its findings will enable the Houston Food Bank to more effectively understand the needs in our communities and our capacity to meet those needs. We thank you in advance for your participation.

The deadline has passed but you still have time to complete the Hunger in America survey. Please help us to get to 100% survey completion.

For questions, please contact Dr. Pamela Berger at pberger@houstonfoodbank.org or 713-547-8611.

For technical assistance, please contact the WESTAT Hunger in America Helpdesk at 1-888-698-2765.

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Compassionate. Caring. Community-connected.

These are just a few words that describe nearly 500 hunger relief agencies and programs who are members of the Houston Food Bank. Collectively, they feed more than 137,000 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.

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

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