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Network Expansion and Capacity Building Grants | North Texas Food Bank NTFB funds that are awarded through two avenues: 1. Competitive grants process and 2. On-going emergency aid.
Any NTFB (Sharing Life or Crossroads) partner that is in good standing. Emergency aid grant applications and the competitive partner grant applications (when open) are available at: https://northtexasfoodbank. smapply.
us/ Our Partner Agency Grants offer funding to partners in multiple ways. First, there is a competitive grants process which is completed on an annual basis. To qualify for a grant, agencies must meet all eligibility criteria and submit a grant request in the competitive process.
Second, we offer an emergency aid grant that is open year round and applications can be submitted as emergencies arise. Please see details about emergency aid grants below. The grants below are part of the competitive funding process: These funds are available to expand food delivery or pantry services in a high need area.
This funding is available to expand or develop new holistic services that help remove barriers to food security. This includes financial literacy programs, job readiness or other services that are tied to food security. These grants are designed to help our partners increase efficiency or improve neighbor experience in current food delivery services.
NTFB offers emergency aid funding that is available on an ongoing basis. The awards are limited to a maximum amount of $10,000 on an annual basis following our fiscal year of July 1st to June 30th. Be an NTFB partner in good standing Have experienced an emergent situation that disrupted or greatly decreased the organization's food distribution Apply through this SurveyMonkey link: https://northtexasfoodbank.
smapply. us/ Emergency Aid Grants were generously funded by BJ's Wholesale Club.
2025 Agency Partner Summit Reception Thank You to Our Generous Sponsors Capacity Building Grant Awards Hope for Tomorrow Grant Awards Hope for Tomorrow grants were generously supported by the Albertsons and Tom Thumb Foundation Neighbor Experience Grant Awards Neighbor Experience grants were generously supported by Hillcrest Foundation Community Food Pantry of McKinney Faith Formula Human Services (Friendship West) Neighbors Nourishing Neighbors Owenwood Farm and Neighbor Space Rockwall County Helping Hands Capacity Building Grants Total Partner Agency Grant Total (competitive) Brother Bill's Helping Hand Harmony Community Development Corporation The Chocolate MINT Foundation Meals on Wheels Collin County Resource Center of Dallas Neighbor Experience Total Fannin County Community Ministries Community Lifeline Center First Baptist Church of Tom Bean Rockwall County Helping Hands Good Samaritans of Garland Soul for Christ Ministry Inc Vickery Meadow Neighborhood Alliance Network of Community Ministries Community Garden Kitchen of Collin County MasterKey Ministries of Grayson County The Community Food Pantry of McKinney Cedar Hill Shares Food Pantry (CHSFP) Network of Community Ministries Rockwall County Helping Hands White Rock Center of Hope Good Samaritan of Garland Community Food Pantry of McKinney Meals on Wheels of Collin County Kaufman Christian Help Center Dallas College Foundation Pleasant Grove Food Pantry Hunt County Shared Ministries The Storehouse Community Center Harmony Community Development Corporation 2025 Annual Grants Report If you have any questions, please reach out to Jessica Orsino-Jordan, Jessica.
OrsinoJordan@ntfb. org or ntfbpartnergrants@ntfb. org .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: North Texas Food Bank partner agencies. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows unspecified (part of over $1.3 million awarded in 2025 across multiple categories). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Neighbor Experience Grants (North Texas Food Bank Partner Agencies) is funded by North Texas Food Bank (funded by Hillcrest Foundation). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Texas. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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