Terrebonne Churches United Food Bank

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Houma, USA

A nonprofit organization that provides food assistance to families in need in Terrebonne Parish, Louisiana.

CCI Score

54.21

June 18

Latest Event

Partnership for Disaster Relief in Houma

Terrebonne Churches United Food Bank joined forces with the American Red Cross and Terrebonne General Health System to help Houma residents cope with increasingly frequent and severe disasters, demonstrating a commitment to supporting vulnerable communities.

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Terrebonne Churches United Food Bank is currently rated as a Leader.

+45 to +100 CCI Score

Companies in this range actively lead the fight against authoritarianism by rejecting oppressive practices and championing democratic values. They implement robust policies, engage in transparent governance, and drive initiatives that set the standard for corporate responsibility.

Latest Events

MAY

08

2023

Partnership for Disaster Relief in Houma
56.64

Terrebonne Churches United Food Bank joined forces with the American Red Cross and Terrebonne General Health System to help Houma residents cope with increasingly frequent and severe disasters, demonstrating a commitment to supporting vulnerable communities.
+70

Business Practices and Ethical Responsibility

June 18

The organization’s active role in partnering to provide disaster relief illustrates its commitment to ethical responsibility and community support. This action aids marginalized populations during crises and counters neglectful policies, aligning with progressive, anti-authoritarian values.

Housing Trust Fund Budget and Appropriations Memo
DEC

16

2021

TCU Food Bank Enhances Capacity with New Walk-In Freezer Grant
56.32

A grant from Entergy enabled Terrebonne Churches United Food Bank to purchase a new walk-in freezer, improving its ability to serve families affected by Hurricane Ida and alleviate food insecurity in Louisiana.
+80

Business Practices and Ethical Responsibility

June 18

The use of an Entergy grant to acquire a walk-in freezer demonstrates strong ethical responsibility and community commitment by the food bank. By enhancing its capacity to distribute food to vulnerable populations, the organization advances food security and supports marginalized communities—key anti-authoritarian priorities.

Entergy Grants Provide Meals to Those in Need Across Louisiana
MAY

28

2021

TCU Food Bank Expands Community Outreach and Emergency Response
49.66

Terrebonne Churches United Food Bank has expanded its programs, partnering with local government and nonprofit organizations, to offer comprehensive food assistance, emergency response during disasters, and community support for marginalized populations, as detailed in a May 28, 2021 report.
+70

Public and Political Behavior

June 18

The food bank’s active engagement in partnering with local institutions, churches, and governmental programs to aid vulnerable populations demonstrates a strong commitment to progressive public service, reinforcing democratic and inclusive community support that counters authoritarian neglect.

Terrebonne Churches United Food Bank Offers Multiple Programs to Battle the Region’s Fight on Hunger
+80

Business Practices and Ethical Responsibility

June 18

The organization demonstrates robust ethical practices through its extensive food distribution programs, emergency responses during disasters, and strategic partnerships that not only alleviate hunger but also foster long-term community empowerment, clearly reflecting progressive business ethics.

Terrebonne Churches United Food Bank Offers Multiple Programs to Battle the Region’s Fight on Hunger