Bring Food Access to your Community
Looking for a food pantry?
In addition to our offerings in The Healing Closet, we help connect our communities across Austin and surrounding areas to food through our partner organizations. Swipe below to learn more about our partners and find a food pantry near you.
START A PANTRY
START A PANTRY
Ready to bring food access to more people in need? We’d love to partner with your organization to start a pantry in your community. Reach out to us below!
Email
Thehealingprojectatx@gmail.com
Weekly Food Pickups & Community Partnerships
Each week, The Healing Project picks up food donations from Costco and H-E-B as part of our mission to reduce food insecurity across Central Texas. These generous partnerships allow us to not only support our own community pantry, but also act as a distribution hub for several grassroots organizations that connect with us directly at the store.
Through this collaborative model, we help deliver food to partners like Urban Alchemy, serving unhoused neighbors in downtown Austin; Love Serve Feed, which provides food to individuals and families throughout the Round Rock area; and MomRise, a powerful Austin-based organization focused on supporting single mothers and children.
We also support transitional housing and reentry programs like A Season of Peace, and help launch or strengthen new pantries—such as My Seniors in Georgetown, serving seniors, veterans, and people with disabilities, and Keep Families Fed in Pflugerville.
With our combined efforts, we feed hundreds of individuals and families every week, creating a powerful network of care, nourishment, and dignity across our communities.
Our Food Access Partners
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![People unloading food supplies from a truck at a food bank distribution site, with boxes and pallets of food on the sidewalk.]()
Texas Empowerment Academy
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We Can Now
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![Love Serve Feed logo]()
Love Serve Feed
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![Moms RISE logo]()
Moms RISE
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![Keep Family Fed Logo]()
Keep Family Fed
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Black Mamas Village
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![Central Texas Food Bank Logo]()
Central Texas Food Bank
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![Green background with a white line drawing of a stylized eye within the outline of a circle, and abstract elements surrounding it.]()
Urban Alchemy
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![A tree with green leaves growing from a water faucet that is surrounded by a blue anchor, with the text 'Season Of Peace' written below.]()
Season Of Peace
More of Our Community Partners
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![Logo of Communities In Schools featuring a stylized house with a flag, colored in blue, green, red, and orange, with the text 'Communities In Schools' below.]()
Communities in Schools
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![Logo for Tomorrow's Promise Foundation featuring text and a graphic of a hand holding a heart.]()
Tomorrow's Promise Foundation
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![Logo for The Other Ones Foundation featuring a trowel icon and stylized text.]()
The Other Ones Foundation
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![A pink and purple heart-shaped logo with a house and hands inside it, plus the text 'My Sister's Keeper ATX' in pink and purple.]()
My Sister's Keeper ATX
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![Logo with two hands shaking in front of a church dome topped with a cross, with the text "El Buen Samaritano" and the tagline "Strengthening Families."]()
El Buen Samaritano
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![A logo for The Faith House with the words "The Faith House" in stylized font and "House" in capital letters underneath.]()
The Pfaith House
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![Logo for Hungry Hill Foundation featuring a black roof, a red ladder with droplet shapes, and text in red and black.]()
Hungry Hill Foundation
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![Logo for ECHO with a house and person, and tagline 'Hercally Committed to Ending Homelessness', shown in multiple color variations.]()
AUSTIN ECHO
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![A group of people, mostly women, in white uniforms sitting and listening to a woman speaking into a microphone during an indoor event. A large teal circle with white text overlay reads 'Together We Can. Join Us'. Below, there is black text that says 'Walking by Faith Prison Ministry'.]()
Walking By Faith Prison Ministry
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![Promotional flyer featuring Pastor James Bradley, a guest speaker at an event titled "Big God is Good All the Time!" The flyer includes his photo, name, and affiliation with Transitional Outreach Ministries in Austin, Texas.]()
Indeed Transitional Outreach Ministry
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![Yellow background with a circular emblem in the center. The emblem contains a stack of yellow blocks with the words "We Are Stronger Together." Around the emblem are flowers and the words "Austin Mutual Aid." Above the emblem, it says "Building a Community of Care," and below, the hashtag "#StrongerTogether."]()
Austin Mutual Aid
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![A thank you card featuring a woman with dark hair, a formal blazer, and a necklace. The card includes a photo of her, the words "Thank You for all you do" in elegant script, and a message of appreciation to Ms. Cortney. The background has light blue and green circles with orange and yellow floral accents. There is also a small Polaroid-style photo of a badge with the words "CHANGE 1" on it.]()
Change 1
