West Texas food pantries bring help, hope to rural communities

In Motley County,
  • NEIGHBOR HELPING NEIGHBOR Kay Calvert of Quitaque’s Tri-County Meals (shown here in a Texas Tribune photo from 2017) has been rallying community volunteers to help distribute food from the High Plains Food Bank for years. | CALLIE RICHMOND FOR THE TEXAS TRIBUNE
    NEIGHBOR HELPING NEIGHBOR Kay Calvert of Quitaque’s Tri-County Meals (shown here in a Texas Tribune photo from 2017) has been rallying community volunteers to help distribute food from the High Plains Food Bank for years. | CALLIE RICHMOND FOR THE TEXAS TRIBUNE
  • West Texas food pantries bring
    West Texas food pantries bring
    The holidays often bring increased grocery bills, and for many families across Caprock Courier communites, that makes it harder to keep their families fed, particularly in times of uncertainty as SNAP and other programs are being threatened. In the Panhandle, volunteers are working to ensure that no one goes hungry as they help food banks and mobile food pantries bring boxes to...

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