“People survive a lot longer because of these food drives.” Shayne, 10

Congregations, schools, and community organizations across Central Texas are teaming up with Capital Area Food Bank to create the largest food drive in Texas history – Souper Bowl of Caring (SBOC). SBOC uses Super Bowl weekend to mobilize youth to fight hunger and poverty in their communities.

 
How can you help?

Donate now through February 1st (Super Bowl Sunday) at any Randalls or H-E-B by purchasing a pre-packaged bag of our most-needed food items; add one, three or five dollars to your grocery total with a scan-coupon at check out; or donate online.

Register your organization to host a Souper Bowl of Caring Food and Fund Drive. You can keep a food bin in your office, or even host a celebratory Super Bowl party where people bring canned foods and monetary donations to be donated to CAFB.

Join us in making this the largest food drive in Central Texas!

Coin toss goes to…hungry Central Texans!

We kicked off the Annual Souper Bowl of Caring (SBoC) Food and Fund Drive, today, at St. Ignatius Martyr Catholic Church. This national event uses Super Bowl weekend to mobilize youth to fight hunger and poverty in local communities. For more info click here.

It began in the wee hours of the morning with live shots from Austin’s top media outlets at a local Randalls grocery store.

 

The press conference began at 10:30 a.m., at St. Ignatius Church. David Davenport speaks –

A student’s interviewed. He might be on to something –

A goal has been set to raise 500,000 pounds of food! Join us by donating at any Randalls or H-E-B by purchasing a pre-packaged bag of our most-needed non-perishable food items, or present your cashier with a scan-coupon at check out. You can also donate online.