FY17 Annual Report North Texas Food Bank Annual Report 2017 | Page 7

STOP HUNGER
Co-Chairs: Pam & John Beckert
With the generous support of community donors, the North Texas Food Bank launched a $55 million campaign in
February 2017. Raised funds will be used both for “brick and mortar” projects – like a new facility in Plano – as well as
for investments for NTFB Partner Agencies, and for technology solutions that will better connect social service
organizations and healthcare providers across North Texas.
The Stop Hunger Build Hope campaign is the largest social service campaign in North Texas history. When complete,
NTFB will be positioned to meet the every need for nutritious meals in North Texas – all 92 million of them.
THI S C APITAL CAMPAIGN W ILL HE LP FU N D A T HR E E - PILLA R ST R ATE GY:
Network
Expansion Client
Visibility
• T
 he primary goal
is to bring the
right food to the
right place at
the right time for
people in need. • W
 orking to outfit the feeding
network with a technology
tool designed to help social
service agencies. The local
hospital system would share
client information – with client
consent. This vital data will
allow for more customized
care and services resulting in
improved health outcomes.
ANNUAL REPORT FY 2017
Community
Engagement
• T
 he Food Bank will move
its distribution center and
volunteer efforts to Plano
in the fall of 2018.
Administrative offices
will still be housed in the
heart of the Dallas Farmers
Market
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