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Crossroads fulfills its mission through our programs and services. We get nutritious food into the hands of our low-income neighbors through our distribution network and our in-house pantry. We also are changing the way people think of hunger and hunger solutions by providing supportive education to the general public and to the clients we serve.

Not only do we feed people, but we also nudge our clients to live a healthier lifestyle. We believe in the power of food as medicine, and understand the benefits that nutritious food has on a person’s overall health.

We recognize that hunger is also a deeply rooted social and economic problem that effects many areas throughout North Texas. That’s why all of our programs and services are driven by our research findings and the voices of the people we serve. In 2011, we initiated CARE (Community Assistance Research), a team of academic and medical research partners from University of Dallas, UT Southwestern Medical Center, Parkland Health and Hospital System, Dallas County Health and Human Services and more. The CARE team analyzes data collected from Crossroads clients to study the bigger picture of food insecurity. With the help of our research partners from CARE, Crossroads has been able to learn more about the lives and needs of our clients and the Dallas community.

Crossroads seeks to nourish people with nutritious food, and power change by innovating solutions to the hunger epidemic burdening our community.