Food Pantry

Providing nutritious food options to families struggling with food insecurity.

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Accessible Nutrition

Self-Select

Shoppers personally select items based on their lifestyle and dietary needs in lieu of a pre-selected box of staple items.

Nutrition-Focused

Pantry items cover all parts of the food pyramid including organic produce harvested from our Community Garden.

Store Pricing

Items are ‘priced’ comparable to the neighborhood market, preventing sticker-shock when families reach self-sufficiency.

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How to Get Help

Connect with a Care Manager to receive a voucher for the GRACE Food Pantry. Individuals seeking food assistance must reside in the GRACE service area and meet criteria to be eligible for services.

For the fastest response and to determine your eligibility, schedule an appointment below and upload the necessary documents prior to your visit. Walk-ins are available between 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. Monday thru Friday and one Saturday each month, but scheduling appointments is strongly encouraged.

Client Services
Walk-in Hours

Monday – Friday
10AM – 6PM
and
One Saturday each month

More About the Program

Beyond Groceries

In collaboration with Tarrant Area Food Bank, families also have the opportunity to participate periodically in nutrition education and cooking classes. Ask your Care Manager about any upcoming opportunities!

 
Additionally, the GRACE Community Garden directly stocks over 1,500 pounds of fresh organic produce to our Food Pantry each year - and you can help!


For more information on our Community Garden schedule, click here.

Client Story

In May, GRACE was visited by a Registered Behavior Technician who specializes in working with autistic children. She has a successful practice, but this particular month, she was struggling to cover her monthly expenses due to several patient cancellations.

A neighbor suggested that she visit GRACE, and we were able to provide her with the resources she needed to keep her family securely housed for the month. We gave her access to the Food Pantry once a month to help offset expenses should the lack of patients continue through the summer months.

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