Search and Sign Up

Search this site

Search for Assistance (county or city)

Sign up for our e-newsletter

Sign up for our advocacy e-alert

Join us online

Take Action Center

• Make a Donation
• Volunteer My Time
• Conduct A Food Drive
• Learn About Hunger In America
• Speaker Request Form
• Emergency Food Assistance

Season of Wishes Concert Events, Presented by Cadillac

Sunday, December 6, 2009
at 5:00 p.m.

Turtle Creek Chorale

Sunday, December 13, 2009
at 5:00 p.m.
Dallas Wind Symphony

Sunday, December 20, 2009
at 5:00 p.m.

Phat Strad string quartet

*Doors open at 5pm
*Concerts begin at 6pm

Enjoy NorthPark’s new series featuring live holiday concerts by some of the area’s most renowned performing arts groups. Turtle Creek Chorale will perform traditional holiday tunes, the Dallas Wind Symphony will play classical holiday music, and Phat Strad will entertain with their popular holiday sounds. Concerts will be held on Level One in NorthCourt. This event is open to the public; admission is free with a donation of canned goods or cash to the North Texas Food Bank. Patio seating is available by reservation at Caffé & Ristorante Cibus by Lombardi or La Duni Latin Kitchen & Coffee Studio; open seating is available on the grass.

CoreNet Global’s Annual Holiday Luncheon
Thursday, December 17, 2009

The Southwest Chapter of CoreNet Global will be hosting their 6th Annual Holiday Luncheon on December 17th featuring guest speaker Roger Staubach of Jones Lang LaSalle. Located at the Park Cities Hilton, tickets for this event are available for $500 per table of 10 or $65 per person. Sponsorships are also available, and all proceeds will benefit the North Texas Food Bank and the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Dallas. Click here for more information.

Treats of Christmas
Saturday, December 19, 2009; 10 a.m. – 7 p.m.

Treats of Christmas offers hand-made cakes, pies, cookies and other confectionery delights created by premier local chefs for this one-day event. The Texas Chefs Association donates these delicious treats, and all proceeds benefit the North Texas Food Bank-Operation Front Line, an educational program promoting nutrition, budgeting and cooking, offered to clients of Dallas-area nonprofit agencies. Located on Level One near Macy’s and Level Two near NorthPark Cafés, between Nordstrom and Macy’s.







Whole Foods Market® Giving Tree
December 1-31, 2009

The Whole Foods Giving Tree gives holiday decorations a “Whole” new meaning! This Holiday season, all Dallas area Whole Foods Market® stores will provide customers and opportunity to donate to the North Texas Food Bank through The Giving Tree. Ornaments, available in various denominations at checkout, will be placed on the tree in each store by the buyer. At the end of the season, Whole Foods Market will donate 100% of the proceeds for the giving tree to help feed hungry kids in our area.

Deck the Halls
November 14 – January 3

The North Texas Food Bank is honored to participate in the second annual "Deck the Halls" exhibit at the Old Red Museum, 100 S. Houston Street, showcasing festive holiday trees that have been designed and decorated by 20 of Dallas's not-for-profit organizations in efforts to raise funds for their charitable causes. We’d like to extend a special thanks to Moroch and DART for donating their talent and services to make the Food Bank’s tree a success!

The inspiration for this year's Deck the Halls exhibit is "Celebrating the Traditions and Cultures of Dallas County" which can be interpreted in the trees' designs in any way by the participating organizations. From November 14 through January 3, all Old Red Museum visitors are encouraged to explore the exhibit and vote for their favorite tree through donations. Hop on a DART line, vote for the North Texas Food Bank’s tree, and help feed North Texans in need this holiday season! For more information visit oldred.org.