Years of Service. Thousands of Acts of Kindness.
Long before Takeya of Houston became a proposed independent charitable identity, MCC volunteers were already working to address local food insecurity.
150–170
families every week
~50
Sundays a year
8–12
pallets weekly
~90,000
food parcels*
150–170
families assisted through the weekly program.
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Volunteers packing
~50
Sundays of food distributions during a typical year.
8–12
pallets of weekly food supplies referenced in MCC operational planning.
~90,000
food parcels — a historical cumulative figure mentioned in the strategic discussion.
*Pending confirmation of its timeframe and reporting definition.
A consistent community effort
Food supplies were collected, organized, packed, and distributed. Every distribution is made possible by the dedication of donors, volunteers, program managers, and partners.
Receive deliveries
Organize supplies
Prepare packages
Coordinate vehicles
The people behind the numbers
Volunteers
contribute their time to receive deliveries, organize food supplies, prepare packages, coordinate vehicle movement, and support families.
Partners
contribute supplies and resources that make this work possible.
Donors
make it possible to continue serving our neighbors week after week.
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The impact of Takeya is measured not only in packages distributed, but in dignity preserved, hardship reduced, and trust built.