249 Avinger Cut Off, Avinger, TX 75630903-261-2145LOPdreamcenter@gmail.com

Our impact

Food rescued. Families served. Resources shared.

Every pallet, pickup, volunteer hour, and distribution represents real resources reaching real East Texas families.

Verified 2026 measures

Regional work, measured clearly.

~1,000 family visitsIncluding repeat visits from 11 East Texas countiesMarion · Cass · Upshur · Harrison · Panola · Morris · Bowie · Titus · Camp · Wood · Smith
$65,105.00Documented food value
Fresh rescued food ready for distribution
$164,998.76Documented beverage value
Pallets and cases of rescued beverages
208+Volunteer hours each month
Young Dream Center volunteers loading food bags into a vehicle
$241,242.56Total documented Community ImpactDirect family distribution and partner ministries
Finished Dream Center warehouse interior with cold-storage units, a forklift, and stocked pallets

Built to move volume

Cold storage, transportation, and hands-on logistics.

The Dream Center’s current operation can receive larger donations, preserve cold-chain products, and redirect usable food and beverages to families and partner organizations.

  • 40-by-60-foot warehouse and semi-truck access
  • Two 40-foot container freezers
  • One 40-foot combination refrigerator/freezer container
  • Three stand-up freezers and a three-door refrigerator
  • 30-foot and 26-foot refrigerated box trucks
  • Three-quarter-ton van
  • Forklift plus manual and electric pallet jacks

A network of partners

Donations travel farther when organizations work together.

The Dream Center works with regional hunger-relief organizations, distributors, retailers, churches, nonprofits, and community partners to recover usable food and products and move them where they are needed most.

Dream Center volunteers receiving support from a community retail partner

Questions?

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