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Food Drive for Safehouse Residents

Food Drive for Safehouse Residents

Spread hope by providing canned goods and essentials for survivors

The Safehouse pantry is in need this new year! Your support is essential for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. The Safehouse provides three meals a day and snacks to an average of 30 people daily, and your donations keep adult and child survivor plates full, year-round.

We can accept holiday foods, but also non-holiday food items and staples like Cake mix, Icing for cookies and cake, Brownie mix, Diced tomatoes, Assorted pastas, Sugar (white and brown), Cornbread, Coffee creamer, Cereal, Jelly, Tuna fish, Crackers, Ramen soups, Chef Boyardee, Ranch mix packets, English peas, Green beans, Dish soap, Salt, Tea, Kool Aid, and more.

Drop off these items at any outreach office between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday to Friday. Be sure to call ahead for San Augustine, Crockett, and Nacogdoches office hours as they are limited.

Food Drive Wishlist
Bed & Bath Donation Drive

Bed & Bath Donation Drive

Because comfort is the first step toward healing

Bring comfort, dignity, and rest to survivors through the Bed & Bath Donation Drive at the Family Crisis Center of East Texas.

New bedding and bath items create a sense of safety and care for individuals and families as they begin their journey toward healing. The agency currently accepting new donations of bedding sets, pillows, sheet sets, blankets, towels, and washcloths to help ensure every survivor has a clean, comfortable place to rest.

Donations will be accepted now through Tuesday, March 31. Your generosity helps turn a safe space into a place of comfort and hope. Thank you for supporting survivors in our community when they need it most!

Bed & Bath Wishlist

Upcoming Events

Safer East Texas Training (SETT)

Safer East Texas Training (SETT)

Calling all East Texas professionals!

Join us for the Safer East Texas Training, a powerful one-day event focused on preventing violence, exploitation, and trauma in our communities, while earning TCOLE hours, Continuing Nursing Education, and Continuing Legal Education hours.


Topics include sexual assault advocacy, human trafficking response, child exploitation investigations, IPV-related brain injuries, and community-based law enforcement collaboration.


June 10, 2026
Pitser Garrison Convention Center – Lufkin, TX

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Unseen Suffering: A Human Trafficking Simulation

Unseen Suffering: A Human Trafficking Simulation