Galveston County Food Bank is Leading the Fight to End Hunger in Galveston County by distributing fresh produce, meat and non-perishables from our warehouse at 624 4th Avenue North in the Historic 6th Street District of Texas City. As the county's hub for integrated food assistance, the Food Bank tackles the hunger issue in collaboration with its agencies coupled with the generous support of Feeding Texas, Houston Food Bank, United Way, HEB, and many others. Founded in 2004, Galveston County Food Bank programs provided over 6 million meals (weighing an amazing 7.3 million pounds) to those in need county-wide in 2017. In addition to providing a vital safety net for those struggling with food security, the Food Bank provides direct-to-client programs that pair food literacy and nutrition education with distributions of healthy, nutritious food. Galveston County Food Bank also rescues food before it reaches the landfill through our Retail Pickup program with area grocery stores, and then distributes to our network of over 55 non-profit partners, health and nutrition programs, and schools located across Galveston County. Join us in Leading the Fight to End Hunger in Galveston County & follow us on Facebook, Instagram, & Twitter. HUNGRY FOR A BETTER TOMORROW. give food. give time. give money.