PHOTOS: Central Texans volunteer, offer generous donations during Food For Families food drive

Gatesville sends love to Rusty with Pete Sousa (KWTX)

Sean and Ke'Sha interview a couple of young volunteers early Friday morning(Courtesy Photo)

Julie Hays with donors in Waco(Brad Vaughn for KWTX)

KWTX Chief Photographer Bradley Vaughn with anchors Justin Earley and Lauren Westbrook(Brad Vaughn)

Former KWTX Reporter Rosemond Crown returned for a day to help us during Food For Families.(Alex Fulton for KWTX)

KWTX Reporters Josh Bowering and Madison Herber are seen here with Club Scout Pack 211. They raised more than 450 pounds of food items for Food For Families .(KWTX)

China Spring students help sort and package food items arriving at KWTX(Angela Bonilla)

KWTX Reporter Alex Fulton and former KWTX Reporter Rosemond Crown with a couple of young volunteers.(KWTX)

Lauren Westbrook with Miss Sandy(KWTX)

KWTX Anchor Megan Boyd with two first-time Food For Families donors(KWTX)

Troop 308G scouts from First Methodist in Waco with Lauren and Justin(KWTX)

KWTX producer/photographer Ashley Ruiz with Chief Meteorologist Brady Taylor at the KWTX studios in Waco(Brad Vaughn for KWTX)

KWTX Reporter Ally Kadlubar in Marlin with volunteers at the HEB(KWTX)

Justin Earley and Lauren Westbrook with volunteers from Leadership Waco.(KWTX)

LEFT TO RIGHT: County employees Melissa Willis, Chrissy Brault, Kathy Hollomon, and Angie Buro pose with food items donated by county employees.(Tommy Witherspoon for KWTX)

Waco volunteers with Lauren and Justin(KWTX)

Helping Hands in Belton receives a check from Workforce Solutions' Amber Bjorstrom Winter (KWTX)

House Creek Elementary students put donations in the truck in Copperas Cove (Copperas Cove ISD)

Lauren Westbrook and Brady Taylor with KWTX Chief Photographer Bradley Vaughn(Bradley Vaughn for KWTX)

LEFT TO RIGHT: Beverly Williams, Tammy Hooks, Morrisa Crye-Hill, Chief Justice Tom Gray, Casey Kent, Rick Bradley, and Rachelle Gee with the 10th Court of Appeals in Waco, Texas pose in front of food items donated by court employees to Food For Families.(Courtesy Photo)

Pete Sousa with a class who stopped by to donate in Gatesville(KWTX)

Volunteers in Marlin for Food For Families with Ally(KWTX)

Volunteer for Food for Families in Fairfield(KWTX)

Central Texas Christian School Lions volunteer in Temple (KWTX)

Lauren Westbrook with volunteers in Waco(KWTX)

Food for Families in Whitney volunteers (KWTX)

Digital Producer Angela Bonilla in Waco(KWTX)

Justin Early interviewing a volunteer in Waco(KWTX)

Chantel with Operation Feeding Temple's Lisle Meeker (KWTX)

Ann and nurse Jackie with Chantel and Arlett(KWTX)

Volunteers at the Lions Club in Temple (KWTX)

Volunteers at the Temple Food Bank separating the donations into boxes (KWTX)

Darby Brown on the forklift in Fairfield(KWTX)

Volunteers in Fairfield(KWTX)

By Angela Bonilla

Published: Nov. 18, 2022 at 4:01 PM CST

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WACO, Texas (KWTX) - Central Texans on Friday, Nov. 18, 2022, helped KWTX and local food pantries gather food item donations for families in our area.

Thank you to all who volunteered and all of those who donated. Remember, you can still make monetary donations online.

The photo gallery above has photos of some of our volunteers at donation hubs throughout Central Texas.

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