San Antonio Food Bank

After months of declines from the San Antonio Food Bank's highs of feeding 120,000 people a month, the numbers are ticking up again as costs outstrip wage gains.

As foreign baby formula begins to arrive in the United States to ease a shortage of the essential baby food product here, the San Antonio Food Bank is trying to help families who can’t find any formula anywhere.

Food insecurity continues in San Antonio and South Texas this holiday season, but it has eased some from its worst point during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Trucks are rolling out from the San Antonio Food Bank and heading to Louisiana to help feed victims of Hurricane Ida. Two trucks have left the food bank's far West Side warehouse so far this week.

The San Antonio Food Bank will become the first food bank in the nation to also provide affordable housing for families with small children.

As more people return to work and the nation continues its arduous path of recovery, calls ring out to “get back to normal.” But for one social service provider in San Antonio — that is not enough.

Friday marked the one year anniversary of one of the biggest domestic food distributions in U.S. history. The San Antonio Food Bank fed 10,000 people that day at Traders Village, a flea market on the city’s South Side.

In between emergency food and water distributions, president and CEO Eric Cooper stopped at a Whataburger and answered an incoming call. It was from the White House.

Eva Longoria Bastón delivered food, water and pet food to San Antonians in need following last week's winter storm crisis.

Food banks have seen demand climb dramatically this year. Eric Cooper of the San Antonio Food Bank talks about how additional federal dollars could make a difference to his clients.