High Plains Food Bank

High Plains Food Bank is a nonprofit organization serving the Texas Panhandle from Amarillo. Founded in 1982, it collects, stores, and distributes donated and purchased grocery products through a network of partner agencies. Learn more about its mission and programs on the official High Plains Food Bank website.

Food assistance is coordinated through partner agencies and programs such as the Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP), which connects people with food distribution sites. High Plains Food Bank also offers application assistance for SNAP, CHIP, Medicaid, and TANF through its social services program, with referrals for other basic needs described on the official site.

Its Senior Adult Food Program, also known as CSFP, provides supplemental food boxes to eligible adults age 60 and older, with proxy pickup options for homebound participants. People seeking related support in Texas can also review NHREA’s Texas homeless assistance resources and federal assistance resources. Visit the official site to confirm current program details and how to seek assistance.