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Brought to you by Hutchinson Construction, LLC. 100% of the proceeds to benefit local North Texas communities through partner charities including: Sharing Life, North Texas Food Bank, and Jubilee Park & Community Center.

About the Partner Charities

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Sharing Life began as a food pantry. As Sharing Life has grown, they have been blessed by donors, supporters, and partners to add additional services, making them one of the few organizations in the DFW area that provides full range of services that they do. In addition to food, Sharing Life offers clothing, utility assistance, medical equipment, educational programs, financial coaching, and shelter for their unhoused neighbors. 

About Sharing Life

MISSION

Sharing life strives to end hunger and poverty by demonstrating compassion to those in need through food, clothing, financial resources, and educational programs.

IMPACT

In 2021, Sharing Life served 158,157 families, 8,800,000 pounds of foods, and over $2,000,000 in financial assistance.

About North Texas Food Bank

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Founded in 1982, the North Texas Food Bank (NTFB) is a nonprofit hunger relief organization that distributes donated and purchased foods through a network of more than 400 Partner Agencies and Organizations in 13 counties.

MISSION

To close the hunger gap in North Texas by providing access to nutritious food.

VISION

A hunger-free, healthy North Texas. 

EFFECTIVENESS

Every dollar donated to NTFB provides access to three healthy meals for hungry North Texans, and 95 percent of our resources go directly to hunger relief programs.

IMPACT

In 2022, 136.9 million meals were provided to kids, seniors, and families in need and more than 32 million pounds of fresh produce were distributed.

VALUES

Integrity - NTFB is accountable, committed, and strives for excellence.

Compassion - NTFB is mission-focused, passionate, and advocates for those who need them.

Collaboration - NTFB is innovative, teams players, and committed to respecting others.

About Jubilee Park 

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What began as a modest effort in 1997 has blossomed over the years into programs that touch the lives of the entire community. Over the years, Jubilee has launched an out-of-school program, a playground, the United People's Neighborhood Association, T. Boone Pickens Community Center and The Resource Center, and the Gurley Place Senior Housing Complex. 

MISSION

The mission of Jubilee Park and Community Center is to be a catalyst for community renewal and enrichment to the Jubilee Park Neighborhood, a 62-block area in Southeast Dallas.

FIVE PILLARS OF COMPREHENSIVE COMMUNITY REVITALIZATION

Opportunity - Working with neighbors and civic leaders to connect people and resources.

Education & Workforce - Providing holistic educational programs for children and adults.

Housing - Building affordable new homes. And building new life into existing ones. 

Health - Building healthy lifestyles through nutrition, activity, education, and access.

Safety - Laying the foundation of a vibrant community through safety and relationships.

IMPACT

As of January 2020, 28,507 enrichment hours were provided by the After School program, 20+ schools were served, 11,403 meals were served, and 53% returned for the After School program from the previous year. Since the Park was established, there has been a 73% decrease in the number of crimes, crimes reported in the Jubilee Park make up less than 1% of all crimes reported in Dallas, and in May of 2015 and October of 2017, zero incidents of crime were reported in Jubilee Park. Annually, neighbors access more than 30,000 meals and 10,000 pounds of fresh fruits and vegetables. A growing number of kids and adults access activities every week to stay healthy and active. There has been a 46% increase in homeownership rates, 9% decrease in renter rates, and a 38% decrease in vacant lots.

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