Texas has the highest rate of food insecurity in the nation — and in North Texas, 1 in 5 children faces hunger.
As summer approaches, thousands of local kids are at risk of going without enough to eat. For many low-income families, school meals are a lifeline — often the only consistent source of nutrition their children receive. But when school is out, that lifeline disappears.
That’s why The Dallas Morning News Charities is launching its annual Kids Summer Feeding Campaign, running from May 12 through August 2, with a goal of raising $200,000.
Every dollar donated goes directly toward providing meals for children in need during the summer — a time when donations typically slow, but the need remains urgent.
In partnership with 12 trusted North Texas nonprofit organizations, this campaign delivers meals, snacks, and groceries to children and families facing food insecurity.
Your support can make a real and immediate difference.
Our nonprofit partners include:
- All Community Outreach
- Brother Bill’s Helping Hand
- City House
- Cornerstone Community Development Corporation
- Crossroads Community Services
- Irving Cares
- Mission Oak Cliff
- Samaritan Inn
- Sharing Life Community Outreach
- The Mint Foundation
- The Storehouse of Collin County
- Wilkinson Center
With The Dallas Morning News covering all administrative costs, 100% of your donation goes straight to providing food for children this summer.
For anyone interested in contributing, please visit our donate page. For people interested in sending checks, please send to:
The Dallas Morning News Charities
Attention: Jessica Cates
1954 Commerce Street
Dallas, Texas 75201
Participating in giving campaigns like this can truly make a difference in the lives of our neighbors in need and help create a better future for them.
Together, we can help ensure no child in our community goes hungry this summer.
