Welcome to the IAC
The North Texas Food Bank Indian American Council (NTFB-IAC) was formed to raise awareness, improve engagement, as well as channel resources and contributions of the Indian American community toward NTFB’s mission of a hunger-free community.
A critical component of NTFB’s tenet of community engagement, NTFB-IAC is working to provide food assistance to thousands of food insecure individuals across NTFB’s 13 county service area. It does that by:
In the spirit of “give where you live”, the vision of NTFB-IAC is for the Indian-American community to be recognized as a leader in the fight against hunger in North Texas!
IAC Fast Facts
The IAC has already made great strides in helping the North Texas community
The North Texas Food Bank Indian American Council (NTFB-IAC) was formed to raise awareness, improve engagement, as well as channel resources and contributions of the Indian American community toward NTFB’s mission of a hunger-free community.
A critical component of NTFB’s tenet of community engagement, NTFB-IAC is working to provide food assistance to thousands of food insecure individuals across NTFB’s 13 county service area. It does that by:
- Raising hunger-awareness
- Encouraging active volunteering
- Conducting food drive campaigns
- Raising crucial funds
In the spirit of “give where you live”, the vision of NTFB-IAC is for the Indian-American community to be recognized as a leader in the fight against hunger in North Texas!
IAC Fast Facts
The IAC has already made great strides in helping the North Texas community
- Enabled over 6 million meals within the first 24 months of its existence
- Logged several thousand volunteer hours
- Conducted various food drives totaling over 10,000 lbs. of food
- Direct and Influenced donation of over one million dollars to NTFB
