The following faith based organizations support Hope Food Pantry Austin on a regular basis.

TRINITY
Trinity Church is a place where you can be you. We are not a church that has all the answers, but we do know the source of our hope, healing, and love. Your continued participation is welcome as we seek to serve God through each other, our community, and our world. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions or would simply like to talk.  Come experience the joy of being in a church community that is daring to be different, and where you truly can be you.

Hope Food Pantry Austin is housed in Trinity and the church covers the normal business expenses such as electricity, copying and phone service. A food drive is conducted the first Sunday of each month during the normal Sunday services and the congregation also provides financial contributions.

ACTION SUPPORT MINISTRIES OF THE AUSTIN BOARD OF MISSIONS
The purpose of the Action Support Ministries of the Austin District Board of Missions is the facilitation of outreach ministries of existing churches and related ministries, to relieve human suffering, and the establishment of new and creative forms of such outreach within the district.

KOENIG LANE CHRISTIAN CHURCH
The Koenig Lane Christian Church, a neighborhood church, has been very active with Hope for years. Several organizations with in the church have contributed money yearly. Families have given food, money, and volunteer time to the mission of Hope Food Pantry Austin. Special food drives have been planned and are delivered monthly.

ST. JOHN’S UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
St. John’s is an open house and an open, welcoming congregation. We have a place for you. We’re creating a community where God’s love changes people and God’s people change the world. We invite you to look through these pages and at our newsletter for some of the ways we’re doing that.

St. John’s UMC has been a generous partner to Hope Food Pantry Austin by organizing food drives, raising money, and hosting the Hunger Meal Fundraiser. Currently there are three St. John’s members sitting on the Advisory Board.

ST. LUKE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
St. Luke United Methodist Church has always been quite passionate about mission outreach and particularly feeding the hungry. We are located in a specific pocket of Austin with widely varying socio-economic situations. Therefore, over the years, we have provided food for people in various ways in order to reach those in need – city/neighborhood pantry efforts, our own attempt at food distribution, food drives at our neighborhood school, meals for Habitat construction crews, emergency financial support for families needing groceries, Thanksgiving baskets, support/snack bags for the homeless, and eventually teaming with Trinity UMC in support of Hope. We are very devoted to this ministry, and it touches the hearts of almost everyone at St. Luke, moving them to participation in one way or another to help feed people. We have a regular crew of people involved in delivering food to Trinity every week, and some members also volunteer at Hope to help pack and distribute groceries. Even our youngest children help out by collecting food donations every Sunday during our worship service.

TARRYTOWN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
Tarrytown United Methodist Church has always been involved with Hope. Lately, Tarrytown members have donated generously and a member joined the Advisory Board.