Tarrant Area Food Bank - Main

Food bank · Linwood

Tarrant Area Food Bank - Main

Food bank · Linwood

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2600 Cullen St, Fort Worth, TX 76107

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Volunteer at a food bank preparing meals and sorting donations  

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2600 Cullen St, Fort Worth, TX 76107 Get directions

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@tarrantareafoodbank

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2600 Cullen St, Fort Worth, TX 76107 Get directions

+1 817 857 7100
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@tarrantareafoodbank

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wheelchair accessible parking lot
wheelchair accessible entrance

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Aug 11, 2025

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How High Gas Prices Impact Food Banks | Eater

"Based in Fort Worth, this regional food bank has seen fuel costs jump roughly 45% over ten months, driving monthly gasoline spending for its fleet of 18-wheelers from about $15,000 to nearly $22,000. That fleet previously enabled deliveries of more than 5 million pounds of food to thousands of clients across a 13-county service area spanning over 6,000 square miles. The organization purchases less than 1% of the food it distributes—about half comes from corporate donations and half from government programs like TEFAP—so the bulk of its budget goes to logistics: storing, transporting, and distributing food through partner agencies such as soup kitchens, LGBTQ centers, and Meals on Wheels. Rising fuel bills, the impending expiration of pandemic relief grants, and sustained demand threaten to force further budget tightening and could reduce the number of people the bank can serve." - Amy McCarthy

https://www.eater.com/22980996/high-gas-prices-impact-food-banks-tarrant-area-city-harvest-feeding-texas
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The Eater Dallas Guide to How to Help - Eater Dallas

"Use this Fort Worth food bank’s virtual volunteering calendar to schedule a shift doing quality control in the warehouse, helping out with the organization’s mobile pantry, or working with one of its partner agencies. Looking to donate cash? Head to TAFB’s website." - Amy McCarthy

https://dallas.eater.com/2020/10/26/21530666/how-to-help-donate-volunteer-dallas-restaurants-hunger-relief-covid-19-pandemic
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MTR

Google
This is a challenging review to make… my friend didn’t make it out the same way I did. He was really never the same. The way they looked at us. It was like we weren’t human. ( overall the great time helping out the community 😀.)

Curtis Ellis

Google
***TRUCK DRIVERS*** Receiving is on Cullen st. Clearly marked. Round abouts on both ends of street so easy to turn around and dock. Plenty of room. People are nice. Got me in a door immediately and unloaded in about a half hour. Street parking if needed. Can't ask for much more.

CB Romero

Google
This is a wonderful organization doing great work for its community. I regularly volunteer for their Community Kitchen, preparing meals for distribution by their partner organizations. Their professional chefs are very caring, and really appreciate the efforts of all their volunteers.

sean corcoran

Google
Volunteered here a couple of times. Great staff. They are doing fantastic work serving several counties in NTX with multiple locations and partnerships. If you like to volunteer or need a group volunteer activity,contact TAFB.

Vancarlus Tennison

Google
The food bank is a pillar of the community. The clinic I work at benefits from the TAFB to services its most vulnerable patients that is food insecure. If someone is hungry they are not thinking about preventative health. I wish I could give these people more stars because I truly appreciate everyone that works there. I had the opportunity to visit the warehouse and it is clean, well organized, and the people that work there are Dolly Parton friendly 😂😆. Make a donation or get a group together to volunteer because not only will you help people but your life will change.

Randy Sipes

Google
Long Line Very Informative. Bring a Folding Chair. And Umbrella. They Serve Lots of People Food.

Ashley Hunter

Google
Great place to volunteer, be an active participant in the community. Very supportive team.

d t

Google
Great place to volunteer and help the DFW community. Kyle, Phil, and Jimmy are great staff members directing the volunteers.

Debra C.

Yelp
Remember you never know what someone coming into your facility has just been through. I showed up 5 minutes late to a volunteer orientation. Yes, I should have been on time. It's my fault for being a nurse on call, trying to leave work early because you only have 3:00 orientation in the middle of the week. But the thing that really upset me was the unfriendly turn away. People are volunteering for goodness sake. Now I understand why you have so many open slots that can't be filled. If someone is going to turn me away as a volunteer because I was 5 minutes late they really don't need my help.
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Sean F.

Yelp
Awesome people and awesome place that always need more volunteers and food donations. These guys work two shifts and sort through donations and make sure to deliver as much as possible to those in need. I visited the place for the first time on Thursday. I met Angel who's a wonderful lady that I provisionally talked to on the phone. The love and energy that the volunteers there have and employees too is out of this world. With people like them we can win the fight on hunger. Please take some time to visit this place and see the amazing work they do. Take some canned goods with you, pasta and anything else you might and bring your gift for those in need. Maybe after a visit (far from the eye far from the heart) you will get to understand better why we all need to go beyond just felling sorry for those in deed and decide to actually do more for them.
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Becky W.

Yelp
I went to donate groceries at the food bank. I was so impressed with the kindness and professionalism of the staff. They couldn't have been any nicer. Yeah for the food bank!!
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E R.

Yelp
This place is super duper awesome. WHY... well first off they help feed people in a very large area something like 13 counties. I had the pleasure of volunteering here a few times. The employees are very professional and fun to be around. The typical volunteer activity lasts from 3 to 6 hours a day depending on their needs and the availability of the volunteer. I was impressed by the amount , quality and variety of food and non food this place takes in and puts out. I cant say enough about this place. For volunteers its easy to check in with kiosks in the area that leads into the building. Its pretty much like going to work except there is no one really pushing you like a worker. I intend on helping out at the food bank in 2018. One other thing its a great place to bring a group of friends or co-workers for a volunteer day.