As the holidays approach, many North Texas families are feeling the strain of a difficult year. Irving Cares is stepping in to help.

"You cannot lift someone out of poverty and make them self-sufficient. If all you do is fill their plates. You need to give them the ability to fish," said Kyle Taylor, CEO of Irving Cares.

Demand for services continues to grow

Irving Cares has served nearly 30,000 people in the past year, and demand continues to grow. This month alone, the nonprofit has helped nearly 1,100 individuals, including seniors and youth, who were seeking food and support.

High utility bills are pushing families to the edge, and Irving Cares helps cover costs for rent, childcare, and education, in addition to providing food.

"We say 'You're coming to the food pantry a number of

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