Stop by our booth before the annual oilfield prayer breakfast in Houston that takes place in conjunction with the Offshore Technology Conference. Meet our team and catch the vision for helping us bring hope to the city’s homeless population.

Filling the Void is a faith-based 501(c)(3) ministry that feeds the homeless and needy. Most of what we do occurs outside in all weather as we reach out to people in desperate situations. All of our meals include a special message of hope.

Hunger and homelessness know no bounds. We’re multiplying our ministry to the needy, with a goal of serving 1 million meals. See how we’re building a model to sustain our work for decades. It’s a critical shift from just “doing” to “developing.”

Wanna be a blessing? Help sponsor a meal and message of hope! You can put a sack like this into the hands of a stranger who needs to know how much they’re loved. Click here to give & designate which city you want to support.

The people we meet desperately want more than a meal. Need proof? Read this letter we received. We love serving sack lunches, but we know it’s the message of hope we share that has the power to change a person’s life.

PB&J? No way! We never make food at home. There are rules and regs against that. Everything we serve is (1) prepared in a commercial kitchen at a restaurant or shelter and (2) non-perishable. The primary staple in our sacks is an Arby’s or Chick-Fil-A sandwich, accompanied by bottled water, chips, cookies and an all-natural fruit bar purchased in bulk at big-box retailers.

Our motivation comes from Matthew 9:36. It says, “When Jesus saw the crowds, He was moved with compassion.” We are too. But before you go gettin’ the wrong idea, non-discrimination is part of our DNA. We spelled it out as a matter of policy.