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SUPPORT FOR FAMILIES - COMMUNITIES & SMALL BUSINESSES
Nonprofit Support & Community Partners
At Rhoades Marketing Network, we believe in lifting up the people and organizations who lift their communities every single day. This page honors the nonprofits and local partners who serve with heart, grit, and unwavering purpose — feeding families, mentoring youth, supporting wellness, and strengthening the places we call home.
We work in partnership with these organizations to strengthen their impact, providing branding, websites, storytelling, and digital outreach — always guided by stewardship, clarity, and kindness. Together, we help amplify the work that truly matters.
Featured Food Pantries & Hunger Relief
These organizations help ensure no one goes hungry on the trail:
Feeding America
Nationwide network of more than 200 food banks and partner pantries serving communities across the U.S.
FoodPantries.org
A national directory featuring over 16,000 food pantries, meal programs, and community food resources.
WhyHunger
Connects families to food pantries, soup kitchens, and community support services through their national hotline and database.
Health & Wellness Organizations
These organizations support physical, emotional, and community well-being:
National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI)
Mental health education, support, and advocacy for individuals and families.
Free Clinics Directory
Find free and low-cost health clinics nationwide for medical, dental, and wellness care.
Local Health Departments
Community-based health services, outreach programs, and public wellness resources.
Convalescent Connection: Help Us Help Others
Health Groups
Hunt Regional Healthcare — Full-service hospital and clinics huntregional.org | (903) 408-5000
Lakes Regional Community Center – Mental health & substance use services
(903) 455-3987
Carevide– Low-cost family medicine, pediatrics, and women’s health carevide.org
Mental Health Clinic of Greenville – (903) 274-4140
Hunt County Behavioral Health Leadership Team – hcbhlt.org
Rains County, Texas
Nonprofits
- Community Seeds – Food, clothing, housing, and job support
Website | (903) 634-5673 - Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library – Rains County – Free books for children
- Alliance of Divine Love – Interfaith spiritual support
- Classroom Canines – Therapy dogs for education and emotional support
- Freedom Dog Sanctuary – Animal welfare and rescue
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Community Resource Coordination Group (CRCG) – Interagency support https://crcg.hhs.texas.gov/
Food Pantries
East Texas Food Bank Partners – Serving Emory, Point, and surrounding areas etfb.org
Local churches and community centers often host seasonal food drives—check with Emory Baptist, Point Methodist, and Community Seeds.
Health Groups
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension – Rains County – Family and community health education
Behavioral Health Benefits via Rains ISD – School-based mental health support
Rains County CRCG – Coordinated health and social services
Local clinics and mobile health units often partner with East Texas Food Bank and AgriLife for outreach.
Van Zandt County, Texas
Nonprofits
Love & Grace Family Resource Ministry – Food, clothing, and family support
loveandgracefrm.org | (903) 385-2547
Children’s Advocacy Center of Van Zandt County – Child protection and counseling
Bridging the Gap of Van Zandt County – Community outreach and support
East Texas Crisis Center – Canton – Domestic violence and emergency services
Go Heroes Inc. – First responder and veteran support
Leadership Van Zandt County – Community development and education
Food Pantries
Manna Food Bank – Canton
(903) 567-6107
Love & Grace FRM – Canton
Drive-thru food share Sundays & Mondays
East Texas Food Bank Mobile Pantry – Grand Saline elfb.org
Health Groups
Van Zandt County Indigent Health Care Program – Basic medical services for uninsured
(903) 567-1023 | dshs.texas.gov
East Texas Community Clinic – Canton – Primary care and behavioral health
Mental Health Providers – Licensed counselors and social workers across Canton, Wills Point, and Edgewood
Texas Community Health News –texascommunityhealthnews.org/
