FOOD BANK FACILITIES

For over 35 years, the mission of the West Texas Food Bank has been to alleviate hunger through community partnerships. We are committed to providing access to food across our 19-county service area in West Texas.

As our population continued to grow in West Texas, so did the need for food. In 2013, the West Texas Food Bank kicked off a capital campaign to build two new facilities. $13.3 million was raised by August 2014. Construction was completed on the Odessa headquarters, and we occupied the new building in January 2016. The Volunteer and Education facility in Midland opened January 2017. The Food Bank’s expansion to two facilities has greatly improved our ability to serve our hungry neighbors more efficiently.

ODESSA DISTRIBUTION FACILITY

The 61,000 square foot facility is our primary warehouse and distribution center.
Special features:
– Client Choice Pantry
– Commercial kitchen
– Volunteer center
– Indoor playground for the children of clients and volunteers
– Garden
– Rainwater harvesting
– Community meeting room

MIDLAND VOLUNTEER AND
EDUCATION CENTER

The 20,000 square foot facility is our Volunteer and Education Center.
Special features:
– Senior Client Choice Pantry

– Demonstration kitchen
– Volunteer center
– Outdoor playground
– Two specialized greenhouses
– Garden
– Rainwater harvesting
– Hunger Alleviating Trail
– Composting station
– Community meeting room
– Solar panels



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