Give where you live.
A volunteer-driven grassroots movement by the Chinese American community, raising awareness about hunger and directing resources to the North Texas Food Bank.
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Milestones since 2021
Meals, funds and food, county by county.
(a) Impact
Feeding North Texas, by the numbers
Meals provided
0M+
Provided to hungry neighbors through NiHao campaigns and the North Texas Food Bank.
85% of current target
Raised
$0K+
Donated through NiHao fundraising and campaigns.
Food collected
0 lbs
Gathered through community food drives.
Volunteers packing food
Monthly warehouse shift
Program
Youth Program
300,000 children may experience food insecurity — 1 in 5.
Reach
1 in 6
801,000 hungry people live in North Texas.
(b) The work
The problem is local. So is the fix.
The problem
801,000 hungry people in North Texas, 300,000 children at risk, across 13 counties and 10,000 square miles.
The solution
Grassroots awareness, community engagement, and resources directed to the North Texas Food Bank — organized by neighbors, for neighbors.
Youth Program
Young hands, big tables
Students lead food drives, mentor peers, and turn service hours into a lifelong habit of giving.
Meet the alumni →
Every box starts with one neighbor.
The second RMA/NiHao Charity Concert delivered nearly 58,000 meals
See all events →(b+) Community Meal Card
One card. 41 local flavors. Thousands of meals.
The $20 NiHao Community Fundraising Card unlocks discounts at 40+ restaurants, dessert shops and spas through 2026 — and every dollar goes to the North Texas Food Bank.
All 2026
Jan 1 – Dec 31
41
Participating businesses
100%
to NTFB
(c) Recent
Recent highlights
(d) In the news & partners
DALLAS MORNING NEWS
“NiHao's founders featured for mobilizing the community during AAPI Heritage Month.”
CW33
“A grassroots movement driven by Chinese American volunteers to fight hunger.”
UCA
“NiHao won the “Chinese American Charitable Giving Award.””
ACP FOUNDATION
“Team NiHao named “Influential Team of the Year.””
Trailblazers & partners
Give where you live.
Two hours on a Saturday or a single donation — both put food on a neighbor's table.