Generation Park Food Giveaway at Redemption Square
The Generation Park Food Giveaway at Redemption Square is proud to partner with Inspire Church to distribute fresh produce and milk for those in need during the COVID 19 pandemic. Food will distributed to approximately 750 vehicles starting at 8:00 am on September 12th.
Special thanks to our sponsors, Burton Construction, PJS of Houston, and Chick-Fil-a Summerwood, for their generous donations.
To volunteer for the food giveaway, click here.
Food Giveaway Information
What
Volunteers will be placing produce and milk in vehicles, helping with traffic flow, unloading pallets of produce and milk, and setting up distribution stations.
When
September 12th at 8:00 AM until food runs out. We expect to be able serve at least 750 cars each day.
Where
The Food Giveaway entrance is via Subsea Lane @ Beltway 8 (Google Maps Link). Please follow signs and volunteer instructions upon arrival. See Food Giveaway Entrance Map.
Volunteer Information
Parking
!!! Please enter via W. Lake Houston Parkway !!!Redemption Square Parking Garage707 Redemption Square RoadHouston, TX 77044(Google Maps Link)
Check-In
Volunteer check-in is at 7:00 am. Please proceed to the west facing side of the parking garage (Subsea Ln) to take your temperature and check-in. Please bring your mask. If you do not have one, one will be provided.
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