Individuals who need food can go to these distribution spots to receive an "emergency food box" with around 28 pounds of food, including shelf-stable items such as canned meat and fruit, peanut butter and rice, according to the release. Hygiene kits, including wipes, shampoo, toothpaste and other items, will also be distributed.
Due to social distancing requirements, recipients must arrive in a car for drive-thru pickup, and families are encouraged to send one representative.
Central Texas Food Bank is also seeking volunteers to help with distribution through its website.