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Delivering 9,139 Pounds of Hope: Benchmark International at the Central Texas Food Bank
March 4, 2026
Benchmark International is proud to support the Central Food Bank, the leading hunger-relief nonprofit serving 21 counties across Central Texas. As one of the largest hunger-relief organizations in the region, the Central Food Bank plays a critical role in ensuring 610,000 food-insecure individuals each year through direct programs and partnerships with nearly 250 community organizations.
For several years, Benchmark International has returned to volunteer, recognizing both the immediate need and the lasting impact that food security creates within the community. Nutritious meals are foundational to stronger health outcomes, improved academic performance, workplace participation, and long-term stability. Supporting the Central Texas Food Bank means investing in the strength and resilience of the entire region.
Key Highlights
- Ongoing partnership with the Central Texas Food Bank
- 9,139 pounds of food packed during this year’s volunteer shift
- The equivalent of 7,616 meals for individuals and families
During this year’s volunteer effort, Benchmark International was proud to be part of a group of volunteers who packaged 9,139 pounds of food, helping to provide approximately 7,616 meals across Central Texas. Behind these numbers are families navigating rising living costs, seniors balancing essential expenses, and children who benefit from the consistency of a reliable meal. Access to food delivers more than just nourishment; it provides dignity, relief, and hope.
Explore Benchmark International’s Commitment to Social Responsibility
In just a few hours, Benchmark International and the Central Texas Food Bank helped prepare thousands of meals for distribution across a 21-county service area. This work strengthens local food networks, empowers community partners, and supports a long-term, sustainable effort to reduce hunger in the region.
Our commitment to giving back continues to grow. In 2020, the Benchmark International Austin Office packed 4,360 pounds of food and 3,625 meals through the Central Texas Food Bank. Each year builds on that impact.
“Volunteering at the food bank reminds us that giving back isn’t always about grand gestures. It’s about showing up, sometimes one box at a time, and strengthening the community that we are proud to be a part of.” — Amy Alonso, Managing Director, Benchmark International
We are honored to stand alongside the Central Food Bank and remain committed to continuing this partnership in the years ahead.
To learn more about how you can support the Central Texas Food Bank, please visit https://www.centraltexasfoodbank.org/.
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