Central Texas Food Bank: Find Food Now
Official food finder and published Austin postal address.
Visit sourceSMALL CONNECTIONS. SHARED PURPOSE.
ATX Food Relay brings together the food hubs, organizations, and community connections behind local food access in Austin.
WHY WE’RE HERE
Food can be close by and still hard to reach. Transportation, distance, and mobility can make accessing services difficult. Local partners and volunteers help close that gap through food distribution, community programs, and meal delivery.
This project helps neighbors understand that work and find an official next step. Browse a food hub, follow its connections to a partner and a community, and learn where to confirm current services or participation opportunities.
THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE PROJECT
A collaborative software engineering project built around civic engagement.
Member names, portraits, biographies, and responsibilities have not yet been provided. They will appear here once the team completes its profiles.
THE WORK, IN NUMBERS
Statistics load from GitLab when public project and release data are available.
Commits and issues come from the project’s GitLab records. Test counts come from its generated test report; member totals use the team’s recorded attribution. An unavailable count stays blank rather than displaying a made-up zero.
INFORMATION YOU CAN TRACE
Provider information and public geographic data support every profile. Each detail page links to its specific sources.
Official food finder and published Austin postal address.
Visit sourceOfficial contact routes and distinction between office hours and program schedules.
Visit sourceVolunteer options and registration entry point.
Visit sourceFood-access services and campus postal address.
Visit sourceOfficial campus and contact information.
Visit sourceVolunteer programs and application steps.
Visit sourceMeal-delivery context and official contact details.
Visit sourceCentral Kitchen address and its role as a meal pickup site for volunteers.
Visit sourceOfficial volunteer registration and training pathway.
Visit sourceAddress-match coordinates only; this source does not establish program availability, travel time, postal-area boundaries, or eligibility.
Visit sourceAddress-match coordinates only; this source does not establish program availability, travel time, postal-area boundaries, or eligibility.
Visit sourceAddress-match coordinates only; this source does not establish program availability, travel time, postal-area boundaries, or eligibility.
Visit sourceClear about scope. The directory currently includes three food hubs, three partners, and three postal ZIP-area profiles. It does not cover every Austin resource, define service eligibility, or guarantee walk-in assistance.
Clear about imagery. Profile artwork is original editorial illustration, not photography of the facilities. Maps show verified address points; community maps do not show ZIP boundaries.
BUILT TO STAY SIMPLE
Lightweight, free tools keep this static website practical to build and maintain.
Static page generation, data validation and built-in unit tests; no package installation required.
A locally stored CSS framework supporting responsive cards and layouts.
Source code, issue tracking, CI and automatically retrieved project statistics.
A documented REST API design with importable requests and response examples.
Interactive location maps with attribution.
Small, distinct illustrations authored as source files without an image package.
EXPLORE THE PROJECT
See the source code and explore the API design behind our connected models.
Source revision: 6e87c54408e0004bbc93c60498629cd08fa0b097