Beans 2 Bandaids

Beans 2 Bandaids A non profit in Texarkana to help people in three areas, housing, food and Autism.

Beans 2 Bandaids is a non-profit organization formed to help people in the Texarkana area. We focus on 3 main areas. 1) To help Grace Clinic provide free medical services to those who live in Texas and Arkansas, who do not have any insurance and cannot afford to pay for medical services due to their income, and are not eligible for government subsidized healthcare. 2) We have a goal of solving hun

ger in our 5-county service area, we rely on community partners – the local food bank and feeding programs, food manufacturers and retailers, companies, foundations and individuals who join with us in our vision for no one to be hungry in area. 3) We will generate funding for services, resources, and education to improve the lives of individuals with autism spectrum disorders and their families. We also provide information about autism to the general public and serve to increase awareness of autism spectrum disorders and the needs of individuals and families affected by autism.

09/10/2024

At Beans 2 Bandaids, one of our key missions is to provide support to individuals and families in need by offering affordable housing solutions. We believe that everyone deserves a safe and stable place to call home, regardless of income. 🏠

Through our initiatives, we’re working hard to uplift those facing housing challenges and provide a brighter future for those who need it most. Together, we can make a difference, one home at a time. ❤️

Join us in this mission and help us build stronger, more compassionate communities!

Hello Beans 2 Bandaids community!As we strive to build a more humane world, we are committed to addressing various commu...
04/04/2023

Hello Beans 2 Bandaids community!

As we strive to build a more humane world, we are committed to addressing various community housing problems on multiple levels. At Beans 2 Bandaids, we believe that everyone deserves access to safe and stable housing, regardless of their background or circumstances.

We understand that affordable housing is a pressing issue in our communities, and we are dedicated to making a positive impact. Through our programs and initiatives, we aim to provide support to those in need and make a difference in the lives of individuals and families facing housing challenges.

From advocating for policy changes to partnering with local organizations, we are actively working to create solutions that address the root causes of housing problems. Our goal is to create a community where everyone has the opportunity to thrive and build a better future.

We believe that together, we can make a meaningful impact on community housing issues. Join us in our mission to build a more humane world and create positive change in our communities. Together, we can make a difference!



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Tony Asbille
Executive Director
Beans 2 Bandaids

12/22/2022

To find out more information and hours of the food pantry please contact the Salvation Army at 870-774-2701

https://arhungeralliance.org/programs/senior-hunger/ARKANSAS HAS A PROBLEMArkansas seniors fare worse than many of their...
10/20/2021

https://arhungeralliance.org/programs/senior-hunger/

ARKANSAS HAS A PROBLEM
Arkansas seniors fare worse than many of their contemporaries in other states, but the picture is changing.
In 2014, Arkansas ranked #1 in the nation for seniors facing the threat of hunger. According to a recent by the National Foundation to End Senior Hunger and Feeding America and Feeding America, Arkansas now ranks #10 nationally. An estimated 17.5 percent of Arkansans over the age of 60 are either food insecure or face the threat of becoming so. This is down from 24.8 percent in the 2014 report.
Other national findings include:
Seniors in rural areas are at higher risk than those in metropolitan areas

The rate of food insecurity for African Americans is substantially higher than for whites
Seniors whose incomes are between 100% and 200% of the poverty line and those above 200% of the poverty line (for whom fewer government programs such as SNAP and energy assistance are available) are at greater threat of food insecurity than those below the poverty line.
Seniors age 60-69 are at higher risk of food insecurity than those over 70 years of age and older
Seniors in rural areas are at higher risk than those in metropolitan areas

The rate of food insecurity for African Americans is substantially higher than for whites
Seniors whose incomes are between 100% and 200% of the poverty line and those above 200% of the poverty line (for whom fewer government programs such as SNAP and energy assistance are available) are at greater threat of food insecurity than those below the poverty line.
Seniors age 60-69 are at higher risk of food insecurity than those over 70 years of age and older

senior Hunger ways we can help They are faced with choosing between food and medicine, food and housing, food and utility bills, and unless we push Congress to enact stronger anti-hunger and anti-poverty legislation, the picture will get bleaker. No Kid Hungry Learn More > Gleaning & Gardening Learn...

10/20/2021

Mental heath counseling programs are available.

Looking for services to help one’s well being in a subtle environment? Vet Centers offer social, mental and emotional wellness in a confidential man

10/20/2021

Veterans trying to get back on your feet?
There are programs to help. Reach out if you know a veteran in need.

Awarded programs modify beneficiary-owned housing for accessibility, critical repairs, and/or weatherization purposes. Eligible beneficiaries must (at a minimum):

There are veterans out in this cold weather. Help if you can please. They fought for us, we should fight for them.
10/20/2021

There are veterans out in this cold weather. Help if you can please. They fought for us, we should fight for them.

01/20/2021

East Texas Food Bank has partnered with 50K Souls and local volunteers to help people in the Texarkana community fight hunger relief. Lead volunteer, Jennifer Cannon and others continue to serve the community by distributing food at mobile food pantries twice a month. “We are in partnership with t...

Neat story of determination. All has he ever wanted was a chance.And if he was given that chance, they’d never forget hi...
12/02/2020

Neat story of determination.

All has he ever wanted was a chance.
And if he was given that chance, they’d never forget him.

They said Jake Pratt of Vestavia Hills would never contribute.
They said he’d never make his high school football team.
They said he’d never graduate from high school.
They said he’d never get his driver’s permit.
They said he’d never graduate from college.

Jake Pratt has proven them all wrong, and now I have the pleasure of announcing some big news!

Jake has landed a job at UPS!!!
He’s not driving a truck, but he is working up to 8 hours a day running packages to our doorsteps.
He’s walking some 15,000 steps a day.
He’s doing it with a smile.

Oh, and that’s in addition to Jake working maintenance at a golf course from 6-10 am seven days a week.
That big backpack blower?
Piece of cake.

Yes, Jake Pratt is making his lunch the night before each workday.
Placing his clothes out.
Turning in early.
Ready to remind us that he will not be forgotten.

All he ever wanted was a chance, and the UPS folks have given him as chance.

Now, this 21-year-old with Down syndrome is showing the world what people with special needs can accomplish with hard work.
This young man is helping to make our Christmas merrier.

My heart is full as my pride in Jake runs deep.

Please congratulate Jake, and if you see him on his route, give him a yell.

All has he ever wanted was a chance.
And if he was given that chance, they’d never forget him.

I have to admit, Jake is going to be tough to forget.

Pictures from Jay and Kathy Pratt
Please share this great news!

UPS Clemson University Rick Karle WVTM 13

Our focus for December is veterans.  If you know a veteran that is in need message us and we will do what we can to help...
12/01/2020

Our focus for December is veterans. If you know a veteran that is in need message us and we will do what we can to help. Also if you would like to be on our volunteer list for our various programs. Message us please.

Tony Asbille

This time of year keep your eyes open for opportunities to show some love. This years Beans 2 Bandaids is focused single...
11/25/2020

This time of year keep your eyes open for opportunities to show some love. This years Beans 2 Bandaids is focused single moms.

Tis the seas to be Jolly and to give back. Do you know a struggling single mom at Christmas who could use a little help? Here are 7 things you can do for her.

Everyone have a great weekend and stay safe. Here is a little humor to start our weekend.
03/20/2020

Everyone have a great weekend and stay safe. Here is a little humor to start our weekend.

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1901 E 50th Street
Texarkana, AR
71854

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(870) 773-9729

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