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2012 in Dallas/Ft. Worth: 435 groups generated $1,218,640 in cash and food items for local charities

Tackle Hunger in North Texas

This past year, your donations helped over 100 local hunger-relief agencies across North Texas. Register your group TODAY to "tackle hunger" in 2012 through Souper Bowl of Caring. Remember,100% of your group's donations benefit the charity of your choice.

Hunger in North Texas


  • Texas has the 2nd worst rate of childhood hunger in the country, which means every 4th child in Texas is at risk of hunger.
  • Over 50% of North Texas Food Bank and Tarrant Area Food Bank client's have to choose between paying for food or paying for utilities.
  • Many families in North Texas struggle to put food on their table each night.
  • $1.00 will provide three meals for those in need, according to the North Texas Food Bank and Tarrant Area Food Bank.

Learn more about hunger in North Texas

Volunteer

Interested in doing more?

Add to your Souper Bowl of Caring experience by volunteering at a local charity, participating grocery store, or through Service Blitz during Super Bowl Weekend.

Check out our charity database and find ways to "Do More":

Report Your
2012 Collection!

Add your numbers to the national total and help us show the impact of this grassroots, youth-led movement of caring.
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Donate

100% of every dollar and pound of food goes directly to a local-area charity.
Register your group to participate and organize a collection. We'll send you free resource materials!
Donate while you shop at over 220 Albertsons, Kroger, Market Street, or Tom Thumb Food & Pharmacy locations across North Texas.
If you're looking for a charity in need of donations, please visit our charity database.
  • Tackle Hunger
  • Hunger in North Texas
  • Volunteer
  • Report 2012
  • Donate
 
 

News

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WANTED: Leaders To Serve on SBoC National Youth Advisory Board

Posted Apr 19th 1:29pm by Cristina Curtis

• NYAB opportunities include: sharing SBoC experience with others, hunger education, public speaking, traveling to two national meetings for training and team building
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Kroger Spare Change Program Helps the American Red Cross

Posted Apr 5th 1:22pm by Cristina Curtis

Community partners, Kroger and NBC-5 have partnered together to help raise donations for local tornado relief efforts. Now through April 30th, 2012, customers can help local residents by donating their spare change at any Dallas-Fort Worth Kroger locations. Kroger will MATCH customer donations up to $50,000 and 100% of donations will benefit the American Red Cross.

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Albertsons Stores Collect Donations for Salvation Army Diaster Relief Efforts in North Texas

Posted Apr 5th 12:09pm by Cristina Curtis

Albertsons customers will be able to help provide relief to local area residents affected by the tornadoes that swept across North Texas this past Tuesday. A cash donation of $1, $3 and $5 can be made at the register and will support The Salvation Army's disaster relief efforts. "Albertsons stores and customers have traditionally stepped up to support the efforts of the The Salvation Army during times of national crisis," said Wayne Denningham, President Albertsons LLC Southern Division. "The impact of the devastating tornadoes in the DFW Metroplex will present recovery challenges for many weeks to come. Our in-store fundraising campaign gives us the opportunity to respond quickly to support the efforts of great organizations like The Salvation Army as emergencies arise." In-store donations at Albertsons locations in Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Florida, Louisiana, New Mexico and Texas will be collected through April 27, 2012. Read more...

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Non-profits in North Texas Need Your Help

Posted Apr 4th 1:02pm by Cristina Curtis

On Tuesday, April 3rd, over 12 tornadoes touched down in Dallas/Fort Worth and surrounding areas. Hundreds of families lost their homes but thankfully no lives were lost. Many food pantries, homeless shelters and other local area non-profits are working together to help generate food, donations and volunteers for local area efforts. If you would like to help, please visit our charity database and find a location near you or stay tuned for details from some of our SBoC community partners. Read more...

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Congratulations North Texas - You Did It!

Posted Mar 29th 2pm by Cristina Curtis

This year's campaign was a huge success due to the overwhelming response of churches, schools, local businesses and generous individuals who worked together through Souper Bowl of Caring to "tackle hunger" in Dallas/Fort Worth and surrounding areas. With your help, we have reached (and exceeded) the community goal of collecting $1.2 million in cash and food items for local area charities. Join us again next year by registering your group today. Special thanks to our Souper Bowl of Caring community leaders and partners: Drew Pearson, The Dallas Cowboys, Albertsons, Kroger, Market Street, Tom Thumb Food & Pharmacy; FOX 4 and My 27; NBC 5 and Telemundo Dallas; CBS 11 and TXA 21; and WFAA, Channel 8; CBS Radio Stations-100.3 Jack FM, 98.7 KLUV, KRLD News Radio 1080, Mega 107.5, 103.7 Lite FM, 105.3 The Fan and Texas State Networks; Clear Channel Radio Stations-102.1 The Edge, 106.1 Kiss FM, Mix 102.9, 97.1 The Eagle, Lone Star 92.5 and 1190 AM; Univision Radio Stations-Recuerdo 107.1-107.9FM and 1270 AM La Voz del Pueblo; Radio Disney AM 620; The Dallas Morning News; Star-Telegram and community partners North Texas Food Bank, Tarrant Area Food Bank, Medieval Times and Moroch.
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Contact Information

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AddressPO Box 630174
Irving TX 75063
Emailcristina@souperbowl.org
Phone(214) 914-9583
 
 

Photos

Added on 3/21/12

 
 

Stories

Souper Bowl of Caring Story

Our Student Council and our NJHS joined forces this year to manage the Souper Bowl of Caring. One of our students really stepped up into a leadership role in a big way and he handled the entire campaign. He had people working for him and everything
 
 

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