Mobile Food Pantries Serving Tarrant County This September.

Access to food remains a vital need for many families across Tarrant County, and local organizations are stepping up to help.

The Tarrant Area Food Bank, Community Link, and Community Storehouse, along with churches and schools, are partnering to bring mobile food pantries to neighborhoods throughout September.

Events are spread across the county, including stops at Crosspoint Nazarene Church, Blue Mound Food Pantry, St. Paul’s Catholic Church, River Oaks United Methodist Church, and more. Hours vary by location, and most pantries operate on a first-come, first-served basis.

Community Link is also offering food support by appointment at communitylinkmission.org, while Community Storehouse provides assistance Monday through Saturday. For more information on pantry schedules and resources, visit tafb.org/find-food.

Benbrook families can also look for updates at the Benbrook Public Library’s food pantry board, where schedules and resources are being shared to make access easier.

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