According to a news release, the Montgomery County Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Office is housing the donation to keep storage space available at the food bank.
The release states in the event of a disaster requiring immediate food and water relief, the MCFB will work closely with MCOHSEM and provide assistance throughout Montgomery County.
"At Montgomery County Food Bank, our mission is to unite the community to fight hunger,” MCFB President and CEO Kristine Marlow said in the release. “This is a perfect example of our mission in action. With the generous support of our retail and community partners, we can ensure that those in need receive assistance now and when disaster strikes. I am incredibly grateful for the loyal support of our community.”
The food bank recommends residents prepare for the hurricane season with a kit of nonperishable food, water and other basic supplies. To stay informed about current conditions and for a list of items to include in an emergency supply kit, visit mctxoem.org.
The release states financial contributions are the best way to help the food bank now and in preparation for future disasters. To donate, volunteer or find food assistance near you, visit mcfoodbank.org.
