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The New Hope Center will be closed for the Labor Day holiday weekend.
Thank you for helping us spread the word so neighbors can plan ahead.
The New Hope Center is here to support you with emergency food and essential resources. Through our neighbor-choice food pantry, you can select the items that best meet your household’s needs.
All shopping visits are by appointment only. Please schedule your appointment before visiting so our team can provide a welcoming, personalized experience.
For 15 years, 6 Stones’ New Hope Center (NHC) has been dedicated to providing emergency food and essential resources to the HEB community. We are ready to serve you through our client-choice food market, where you can select the items that best meet your family’s needs. Appointments ensure a personalized, efficient shopping experience, with an additional 15–20 minutes set aside for us to connect with you and provide supportive assistance.
To help serve everyone fairly, you may now schedule only one appointment at a time, and you must complete or cancel your current shopping visit before booking your next one. For example, if you have an October appointment, you’ll need to shop in October—or cancel that appointment—before scheduling a November visit. You’re still welcome to shop every two weeks, but your next appointment must be scheduled after each visit.
All New Hope Center shopping visits require an appointment. Scheduling in advance helps us provide each neighbor with a personalized shopping experience and time to connect with our team. Please book your appointment before visiting the center.
The New Hope Center welcomes neighbors for scheduled shopping appointments during the hours listed below. All shopping visits are by appointment only, so please schedule your visit in advance.
You can make a difference at the New Hope Center.
Donate to help us provide emergency food and support to local families.
Volunteer your time to serve and connect with our neighbors.
Or host a food drive with your group to help keep our shelves stocked.
We provide emergency food, case management, and Hope.
We provide emergency food, case management, and Hope.
Yes. All food shopping visits at the New Hope Center are by appointment only. Scheduling your visit allows our team to provide personalized assistance and time to connect with you. Please book your appointment before coming to the center.
No. The New Hope Center does not accept walk-ins for food shopping. All shopping visits must be scheduled in advance. You can book your visit through our online appointment calendar. If you have difficulty scheduling, please call 817-868-7400 for assistance.
You may shop with us every two weeks.
Proof of residency is not required but a photo ID is helpful for registration.
Registration is required to receive food and case management services. To be eligible to receive food you must meet income eligibility, or already be enrolled in any of the government programs, or in a crisis situation. Documentation is not required, eligibility is self-declared.
On your first visit, plan for up to 20 minutes to complete the registration process. Upon completion, you will have 30 minutes to shop for food.
● Check out Tarrant Cares for a full list of services available in Tarrant County http://www.tarrantcares.org/
● Help Finder allows you to search for services available in your area based on your need- https://helpfinder.org/.
● You can also call 211 for a list of services in your area.
● Jobs- contact the Goodwill store in Hurst, they have a job resource center ask for Velinta Jones- 817-590-4375 or vjones@goodwillfw.org. Also there is a job seeker workshop called career solutions, for more information call 817-312-4503.
● Christian Connection- For Euless and Bedford residents provides temporary, emergency assistance for rent, utilities, minor miscellaneous expense and minor car repair. Pharmacy, gas and food vouchers are available. Assistance is limited to twice in a twelve month period of time. Contact info- 817-510-2741 or http://www.smcchurch.org/christian-connection.
● Catholic Charities of Ft. Worth- if you qualify, they can help anyone in Tarrant county with housing, financial aid, jobs, transportation, etc. Contact information: 817.534.0814. infocatholiccharities@ccdofw.org or contact their Hope Center- 817-534-0814 (Option 2).
● Homeless and need shelter- Contact Hands of Hope- 817-298-2779 or info@hohtx.com.
● For career related transportation within HEB area, we have HEB transit passes we can hand out. For more information or to receive a pass contact our main office, 817-868-7400.
If you need further assistance you can schedule an appointment with a case manager. Contact our main office at 817-868-7400.
Please check our corporate site at www.agif-nvop.org.
We help both veterans and non-veterans obtain employment.
We are a second chance organization
Veteran eligibility:
Non-veteran eligibility:
We help with the following services:
Mark E. Peak- mpeak@nvop-fw.org TVOP Case Manager 2601 Scott Ave Ste 600 Ft Worth, Texas 76103 817-289-0055 (office).
We gladly accept food donations during our regular operating hours.
Canned Protein (Chicken, Spam, Tuna, Salmon)
Cereal (Healthy)
Oatmeal
Peanut Butter
Flour
Boxed Pasta Dinner (Hamburger Helper or Mac/Cheese)
Plain Boxed Pasta
Canned Soups
Canned Tomato Products
Spaghetti Sauce