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Souper Bowl of Caring
Updated: Wednesday, January 16 2013, 04:43 PM CST
Today in Texas, nearly 1 in 5 adults and 1 in 4 children are hungry. The need for food assistance is a year-round call answered by food banks, partnering agencies and volunteers across the state.
In Austin, 61 percent of the children in the Austin Independent School District are eligible for a free or reduced lunch.
Join the hundreds of other groups in Austin who participate in the Central Texas Souper Bowl of Caring. Together, the community can stock the shelves at the food banks, provide hot meals for families and feed the need in Central Texas.
There are several ways you can help. Organize a group to raise donations or donate directly.
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