Our partner charities are the frontlines of hunger relief in the Ozarks. They consist of food pantries, senior centers, houses of worship, schools, meal sites, shelters and residential programs who serve our neighbors facing hunger directly. Run by generous and compassionate people, they’re the first faces folks see when they seek help – but they also operate on limited funds and are often led by volunteers, especially smaller organizations in rural towns. They have a lot to juggle to keep our neighbors fed, and most local charities can’t do it on their own.
For more than 30 years, Texas County Food Pantry has been a lifeline for neighbors facing hunger in Missouri’s largest county. That’s why Ozarks Food Harvest is proud to celebrate our 36-year-long partnership with a great pantry this December.
Since 2011, Gold Mountain Communications’ partnership with Ozarks Food Harvest has provided nearly 94,000 meals. Volunteer groups like the Gold Mountain Communications team help make Transforming Hunger into Hope possible.
Congress was unable to pass legislation that would continue to fund the government beyond October 1. Without funding, a government shutdown has begun. Below, we break down what’s happening, how Ozarks Food Harvest is responding and how you can get help if needed.
