The Little Elm Area Food Bank relies on financial contributions from individuals, local civic groups and area businesses. Programs are funded by proceeds from the annual Autumn Fest Fun Run and the Annual Jet Ski Run in August. All donations made to the Food Bank are tax deductible.
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Some of Our Past Contributors
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Little Elm Lions
Pizza Hut
Cross Ridge Church
Button Methodist Church
Living Word Baptist
Dollar General
Albertsons
Kroger
Retractable Technologies
Oak Grove Church
Little Elm Festival Association
Starbucks
Point Bank
BBVA Compass Charities
Primrose School
HP
Independent Bank
Boy Scout Troop 45 & Cub Scout Pack 367
Chartered by Button United Methodist Church
Rudy's Country Store Bar-B-Q
Prairie House
Raphael's
Water's Edge Cafe
North Midway Animal Hospital
Supremacy Homes
Adoption Access
Community Waste Disposal
Blue Mesa
Blue Bell Creameries
Target
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Pizza Inn
Keys Market
Little Elm Library
Grande Communications Passion and Commitment Investment Club
The “KENO” Ladies Group
Little Elm Pharmacy
Wal-Mart
Apple Orthodontics
North Texas Toll Authority
State Farm
Monitronics
Mundo and Associates
HNTB Corporation
Zip it Postal and Auction Centers
CoServ
Boy Scout Troop 285 and Cub Scout Pack 285
Chartered by Oak Grove United Methodist Church
Allied General Insurance
Snyder Custom Homes
True Spirits, LLC
Capital One Bank
Frisco Roughriders Foundation
Lowes
Dickey’s Barbecue
Chili’s
Las Colinas Symphony
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The Little Elm Area Food Bank depends on members of the community, local organizations and businesses in order to meet the needs of the residents of our community. There are many ways you can help:
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Volunteer Your Time
If you are interested in a regular schedule or can respond on short notice, we need you. We rely on volunteers to accept donated food and baby products, prepare the donations for placement on the food panty shelves, and assist with stocking and organizing the panty and providing referral information to clients who visit the Food Bank.
Food Bank volunteers regularly retrieve donations from area grocery stores, schools, churches and businesses. Volunteers who are bilingual are always welcomed. Volunteers are also needed to provide a variety of clerical and administrative duties. We are also seeking volunteers with expertise in fields such as public relations, grant application writing and fundraising. Visit the Food Bank for a volunteer application.
If you would like a member of the Food Bank Staff to contact you, please complete the online contact form. A member will contact you as soon as possible.
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Make a Direct Cash Donation
Cash donations are equally important and are used to replenish the food pantry. The food bank needs the ability to purchase specific food items or to replenish the pantry when food items are running low. Please consider a cash contribution to the Little Elm Area Food Bank. We hope that you will include us in your annual contribution budget.
Make checks payable to:
Little Elm Area Food Bank
P.O. Box 746
Little Elm, TX 75068
To donate food, money or volunteer in person, visit us at:
501 Bill St.
Little Elm, Texas
(972) 294-4061
| Adopt a Shelf or Organize a Food Drive
Churches, business, schools, Scouts, or any group of enthusiastic people can conduct a food drive. Dedicated people realize it takes local involvement to solve a local problem. Food drives are critical to the ongoing mission of the Little Elm Area Food Bank.
The Little Elm Food Bank is estimating over 45,000 pounds of can and package foods are needed to furnish a minimum level of support to those in need. Start early, set a goal, have fun and set up a central collection location.
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All Donations Made to the Food Bank are Tax Deductible
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