10 Places to Donate This Thanksgiving — Around Collin County & North Texas

November 1, 2025

Give Thanks. Give Back.

People packing fresh produce into a cardboard box at a table, with milk and vegetables visible.

A Note from: Cindy Coggins Realty Group


As the holidays approach, we find ourselves reflecting on the community we’re fortunate to serve. Collin County is more than a place to work—it’s a place built on connection, generosity, and people who consistently show up for one another.


Over the years, we’ve seen firsthand how deeply that spirit runs. From neighbors helping neighbors, to local businesses stepping in during moments of need, to families giving what they can—this is what makes North Texas feel like home.


Community isn’t just where we live. It’s how we move forward together.


This season, we invite you to join us in supporting local organizations that are making a real impact right here in our area. Whether it’s donating food, contributing essentials, or volunteering your time, even small efforts create meaningful change.


All Community Outreach (ACO) — Allen

Serving Allen, Fairview & Lucas families with essential support
๐Ÿงก Donations: Thanksgiving meals, canned goods, hygiene products
๐Ÿ“ 801 E Main St, Allen | acocares.org


The Storehouse of Collin County — Plano

Seven Loaves Pantry + community resource programs
๐Ÿงก Donations: Pantry staples like rice, beans, canned vegetables, toiletries
๐Ÿ“ 1401 Mira Vista Blvd, Plano | thestorehousecc.org


Minnie’s Food Pantry — Plano

Provides meals and support to thousands across North Texas
๐Ÿงก Donations: Non-perishables, cereal, canned proteins, monetary gifts
๐Ÿ“ 661 18th St, Plano | minniesfoodpantry.org


Community Lifeline Center — McKinney

Food, housing, and utility assistance for Collin County residents
๐Ÿงก Donations: Shelf-stable food, hygiene kits, financial support
๐Ÿ“ 1601 N Waddill St, McKinney | communitylifeline.org


Amazing Grace Food Pantry — Wylie

Volunteer-led pantry serving Collin and Rockwall communities
๐Ÿงก Donations: Holiday food items, canned goods, cleaning supplies
๐Ÿ“ 1711 Parker Rd, Wylie | amazinggracepantry.org


Frisco Family Services — Frisco

Holiday programs plus year-round food and clothing assistance
๐Ÿงก Donations: Food, gift cards, new toys, household essentials
๐Ÿ“ 9085 Dogwood St, Frisco | friscofamilyservices.org


North Texas Food Bank (NTFB) — Plano

Supports food distribution across North Texas partner agencies
๐Ÿงก Donations: Food or funds (each $1 provides multiple meals)
๐Ÿ“ 3677 Mapleshade Ln, Plano | ntfb.org


Allen Ministerial Alliance Food Pantry — Allen

Faith-based pantry supporting local families in need
๐Ÿงก Donations: Canned goods, cleaning supplies, paper products
๐Ÿ“ 1515 N Greenville Ave, Allen | allenfoodpantry.org


Habitat for Humanity ReStore — McKinney

Supports affordable housing through resale of donated goods
๐Ÿงก Donations: Furniture, appliances, building materials
๐Ÿ“ 2060 Couch Dr, McKinney | habitat.org


The Samaritan Inn — McKinney

Shelter and support services for individuals and families experiencing homelessness
๐Ÿงก Donations: Food, hygiene products, warm clothing
๐Ÿ“ 1514 N McDonald St, McKinney | saminn.org


From all of us at Cindy Coggins Realty Group, thank you for being part of what makes North Texas such a remarkable place to live and grow. This season reminds us that even the smallest act of generosity can make a lasting difference for someone in our own community.


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