We’re a group of Texas Christian University (TCU) students passionate about making a difference in our community. As part of our entrepreneurship and social impact coursework, we’ve teamed up to raise funds for the North Texas Food Bank. We believe that fighting hunger starts locally, with young people who care enough to act. Our goal is to use this campaign not only to raise money, but also to raise awareness about food insecurity right here in our own backyard.

Right now, thousands of children, families, and seniors across North Texas are unsure where their next meal will come from. The North Texas Food Bank (NTFB) provides more than 144 million meals each year to people in need, but demand is rising, and every contribution helps fill another plate.

Your support doesn’t just fund food, it fuels hope, health, and community. Because of you, a single mom can put dinner on the table. Because of you, a child can focus in school instead of worrying about lunch. Because of you, our neighbors don’t have to choose between paying bills and buying groceries.

We invite you to partner with us to fight hunger across North Texas. Together, we can turn scarcity into stability and compassion into action.

We’re raising funds to support NTFB’s Feeding Network, which distributes nutritious meals through more than 500 local partner agencies such as food pantries, shelters, and community centers. Every dollar donated provides access to three healthy meals for those facing hunger.

Our goal is to provide 3,000 meals by the end of November to provide thousands of meals for North Texans in need. This is a quest worth taking, one that brings real change close to home. You can be part of the story by giving, sharing, or volunteering today. Every donation is appreciated, even if it is just a dollar.

"Every $1 donated will help provide access to three nutritious meals" (NTFB)​

The North Texas Food Bank provided 118 million meals in 2024 (NTFB)​

1 in 6 North Texans are food insecure (NTFB)​

$10 = 30 meals | $50 = 2 weeks of meals | $100 = 300 meals.