The Friendship House - Food Distribution Center

HELPS International was founded in 1984 as a 501 ( c ) ( 3 ) charitable foundation in the tradition of service to others. HELPS programs extend a helping hand to people who then learn to become self-sufficient, giving them hope for a better life for them and a future for their children. HELPS' volunteers from around the world offer its programs to all people regardless of ethnicity, social standing, political involvement, or religious belief. HELPS believes in a world of liberty, stability, and personal opportunity. To achieve these goals, HELPS integrates its programs into the areas of healthcare, education, economic development, environmental protection and other special projects. HELPS works together with other non-governmental organizations ( NGOs ), and private enterprise, and cooperates with local and national governments to promote sustainability of its programs.

AIDS Interfaith Network Inc. (AIN) has been a prominent healthcare resource in the Dallas/Fort Worth area for over 35 years, providing vital support for individuals living with HIV and other vulnerable populations. Servicing over 2,000 low-income men, women, teens, and children, AIN focuses on ensuring that clients have access to essential nutrition and healthcare services. The organization's Nutrition Program offers enrolled clients breakfast and lunch during the week, while the One Meal Matters initiative addresses the need for weekend nutrition support. This program relies on collaboration with various community groups, organizations, and individuals to help ensure that no client experiences hunger over the weekend. Generated from the website