These places are giving away free meals in Dallas

In Dallas, Texas, there are several social initiatives that ensure foods free for low-income citizens.

This is how religious organizations and communities come together to alleviate hunger and guarantee decent food for those who need it.

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Where do you get free meals?

One of the social projects to highlight is the North Texas Food Bank, which will in fact be offering days of foods in the coming days.

The closest event is this Saturday, July 20th at Mount Zion Church in Sandbranch from 9:00am to 11:00am.

“This food distribution is part of NTFB’s Community Partners Program,” the organization added on its website.

Activities will take place on July 26 and 27 at locations such as Iglesia Vida del Pact or Iglesia Cristo de Marsalis.

Other alternatives for the acquisition of foods free, is with the Dallas Life Foundation.

The foundation distributes between 1,000 and 1,200 meals a day and also has countless volunteers to meet other needs.

The institution also addresses other needs such as shelter and clothing. The organization is located on Cádiz Ave, among others.

More initiatives

Another proposal that provides protection and foods free of charge is promoted by Catholic Charities Dallas.

This entity has fixed and community pantries that allow for the distribution of food.

However, they have a system of choice to benefit citizens. In principle, families that have a bonus or subsidy from the government.

This is why programs such as SNAP, TANF, SSI, NSLP, Medicare and Medicaid stand out.

Families who are below the federal poverty guidelines or who have suffered a natural disaster such as a tornado are also eligible.

Jan Pruitt Community Food Pantry, Our Lady of Perpetual Help and Ennis Container Pantry are some of the locations the organization has available.

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