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Harvest House

Overview: 
Harvest House, officially known as Your Harvest House, is a nonprofit organization based in Burleson, Texas, dedicated to supporting individuals and families facing financial hardship. Established in 1984 through a collaborative effort of local churches, the organization became an independent nonprofit in 2012. It serves residents of Johnson County and parts of southern Tarrant County, offering essential services such as food assistance, clothing, financial aid, and educational resources. Harvest House is committed to providing compassionate support to those in need .

Mission and Services:
The mission of Harvest House is to provide basic necessities, spiritual encouragement, education, and care to individuals and families in the community, guided by Biblical principles. Its vision is to help families break the cycle of hopelessness by offering resources that restore dignity and independence. The organization upholds values of integrity, transparency, and collaboration with other community organizations to address nutritional, financial, and spiritual needs In 2023, Harvest House served over 8,000 unduplicated residents, providing 432,064 pounds of food, $114,727 in financial aid, and 3,055 clothing visits. The organization operates a food pantry offering monthly groceries, with additional support during summer and holiday seasons for families with children. It also delivers food to seniors in low-income housing and collaborates with local food ministries. Financial assistance is available for rent, utilities, and other urgent needs.

Impact:
The Storehouse Resale Shop offers affordable clothing and household items, with vouchers available for eligible clients. Additionally, Harvest House partners with over ten local organizations to provide services such as financial counseling and employment guidance, embodying its commitment to not only meet immediate needs but also to empower individuals toward long-term stability .

Location: Burleson
Fundraising Scope: Local/Regional
Meals on Wheels America

Overview:
Meals on Wheels America supports more than 5,000 community-based programs across the U.S. that deliver nutritious meals to seniors. Established in 1954, the organization plays a vital role in combating senior hunger and isolation.

Mission and Services:
To empower local programs to improve the health and quality of life of seniors, enabling them to live independently and with dignity. Services include home-delivered meals, safety checks, and friendly visits that help seniors maintain their well-being.

Impact:
Each year, Meals on Wheels delivers over 220 million meals to more than 2.4 million seniors. The organization not only provides essential nutrition but also reduces hospital readmissions and supports aging in place.

Location: Arlington
Fundraising Scope: National
Catholic Charities USA

Overview: 
Catholic Charities USA (CCUSA) is a national network of social service agencies rooted in the Catholic tradition, providing essential support to individuals and families in need. Founded in 1910, CCUSA is one of the largest faith-based charities in the country.

Mission and Services:
To reduce poverty in America by providing social services to those in need, regardless of religious affiliation. Services include food distribution, housing assistance, disaster relief, refugee resettlement, and health care access.

Impact:
Each year, Catholic Charities serves more than 15 million people through over 3,000 local agencies. Their holistic approach focuses on long-term solutions, including affordable housing initiatives, workforce training, and advocacy for systemic change.

Location: Alexandria
Fundraising Scope: National
Salvation Army USA

Overview: 
The Salvation Army USA is a Christian-based charitable organization providing social services to more than 30 million Americans each year. Founded in 1865 and active in the U.S. since 1880, it offers support in areas such as homelessness, disaster relief, addiction recovery, and poverty alleviation.

Mission and Services:
To preach the gospel of Jesus Christ and meet human needs without discrimination. The Salvation Army offers shelter for the homeless, food pantries, job training, rehabilitation centers, and emergency assistance during natural disasters and crises.

Impact:
Operating in every U.S. zip code, The Salvation Army is one of the most effective direct-service nonprofits in the country. It responds to major disasters, provides millions of meals annually, and offers spiritual guidance and rehabilitation for people battling addiction and hardship.

Location: Alexandria
Fundraising Scope: International
Feeding America

Overview: 
Feeding America is the nation’s largest hunger-relief organization, operating a vast network of food banks, pantries, and meal programs. Founded in 1979, the nonprofit addresses food insecurity at scale, delivering billions of meals annually to children, families, and seniors across the United States.

Mission and Services:
To feed America’s hungry through a nationwide network of food banks and engage the country in the fight to end hunger. The organization collects surplus food from manufacturers, retailers, and farmers and distributes it to families, seniors, and individuals in need.

Impact:
Feeding America provides more than 5 billion meals each year, reaching over 40 million people, including 12 million children. The organization played a vital role during the COVID-19 pandemic and continues to be a critical resource during natural disasters and economic downturns. Its data-driven strategies are reshaping food systems to better serve vulnerable populations.

Location: Chicago
Fundraising Scope: National