New Mount Rose Is Filling Bowls and Blessing Souls: How 76104 and 76105 Are Benefiting from a Christ-Centered Food Bank



New Mount Rose Is Filling Bowls and Blessing Souls: How 76104 and 76105 Are Benefiting from a Christ-Centered Food Bank. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0YNHiFZ3xg


In Fort Worth, Texas, the communities of 76104 and 76105 are witnessing a powerful transformation as hunger is being alleviated through the collaborative efforts of Midwest Food Bank and the New Mount Rose Food Bowl. These Christ-centered initiatives are not only filling bowls but also blessing souls, bringing hope to families in need.





Midwest Food Bank: A Nationwide Mission


As the largest Christ-centered food bank in the country, Midwest Food Bank is dedicated to alleviating hunger through partnerships and service. The organization thrives on support from diverse funding sources, including:

1. Churches – Faith-based communities rallying to address food insecurity.

2. Individuals – Generous donors giving from the heart.

3. Foundations – Grants supporting strategic food relief initiatives.

4. Corporations – Businesses investing in social responsibility.

5. Investors – Visionaries committed to creating long-term impact.


New Mount Rose Missionary Baptist Church and the 76104 and 76105 ZIP codes have greatly benefited from this model of collaboration. Midwest Food Bank’s unwavering support has enabled the New Mount Rose Food Bowl to serve vulnerable populations, providing critical resources in one of the most food-insecure states in the nation.





New Mount Rose Food Bowl: Local Impact


Since 2023, the New Mount Rose Food Bowl has distributed an impressive $671,403.40 worth of food and resources. These efforts are transforming lives by addressing food insecurity among:

1. Children – Ensuring no child goes to bed hungry.

2. Senior Citizens – Supporting the elderly with dignity and care.

3. Single-Parent Families – Easing the burdens of working parents.

4. Veterans – Honoring those who have served with much-needed assistance.


True Partnerships: Working Together for Lasting Change


The success of these initiatives lies in meaningful partnerships and shared vision. By knowing each other’s goals and aligning efforts, Midwest Food Bank, New Mount Rose, and their partners are making a difference. These partnerships include:

• Ministers Justice Coalition – Advocating for equity and justice.

• Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles – Connecting reentry efforts to community support.

• Secured Moving Company – Providing logistics and distribution support.

• Sheriff’s Department Labor Detail – Strengthening community service programs.

• Healthier Texas – Promoting wellness and nutrition.


A Christ-Centered Approach to Hunger Relief


This collaboration is an example of faith in action, where the power of a Christ-centered mission transforms lives. With shared focus and purpose, the New Mount Rose Food Bowl and Midwest Food Bank are working together to alleviate hunger, foster hope, and uplift the residents of 76104 and 76105. As we continue to grow this mission, seeking similar funding opportunities for the New Mount Rose Food Bowl will ensure its sustainability and impact for years to come.


By filling bowls, these initiatives are indeed blessing souls, building stronger families, and creating healthier communities in Fort Worth. Together, we are changing lives, one meal at a time.


For more information on how you can join our team, please contact Pastor Tatum at 817-966-7625, kptatum1@gmail.com or visit our website: www.newmountrose.com


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