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Gratitude Knows No Boundaries


The amount of support we have seen through this year of uncertainty has amazed us. We are truly humbled by your spirit of giving as individuals and as a community. Your actions during our Community-wide Food Drive and Thanksgiving Meal Distribution were inspiring, and for that, we thank each one of you for your gift of hope to so many others.

During November, you donated over 7,116 meals to our Food Pantry at our Fall Community-wide Food Drive!
Fall Community-wide Food Drive
Thanksgiving Meal Distribution
You also provided almost 300 households with a turkey and groceries to make their Thanksgiving meal at home.
Thank you to everyone who came out to serve and to ensure that our neighbors did not go hungry this Thanksgiving.
Watch our client Paul as he receives his holiday turkey and groceries.
Happy Holidays!

Happy Holidays! We wanted to let you know that our offices will be closed at different times during the holiday season.

Frisco Resale and the Donation Line
We will close early December 24 and 31 (Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve) at 3 p.m., and we will be closed December 25 and January 1. (Christmas Day and New Year's Day) 

We will resume normal business and donation hours on December 26 and January 2.
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Our Holiday Store and Silver Bells Holiday Social and Celebration Programs need some elves (volunteers) to assist us. These programs would not happen without our generous donors and volunteers. We appreciate you!
If interested, please email: volunteer@friscofamilyservices.org.
Frisco Family Services
2019-2020 Impact Report

Learn how you helped Frisco Family Services keep food on the table, utilities connected and roofs over our local neighbors in crisis during our fiscal year.
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Keeping You Safe
As COVID-19 continues to impact all of us in an unprecedented way, Frisco Family Services remains on the front lines, committed to providing for the critical and most urgent needs of our community. Please know that the health and safety of our clients, volunteers, customers and staff remains a top priority. We continue to follow the recommendations and guidelines provided by the CDC, and state and local authorities, and will do all we can to help navigate these uncertain times and stop the spread of the virus.

For more than 25 years, Frisco Family Services has helped members of our Frisco and Frisco ISD communities who are facing hunger, homelessness and other urgent needs improve their quality of life and achieve self-sufficiency.