Domino’s Stores in Hope, Texarkana and Magnolia Raise Over $1,600 for Harvest Regional Food Bank

Franchisee-owned Domino’s stores in Hope, Texarkana and Magnolia raised more than $1,600 during a one-day fundraising event on Sept. 15 to support Harvest Regional Food Bank and fight hunger insecurity.

The donation will directly support Harvest Regional Food Bank and hunger-relief efforts throughout the region. According to Harvest, the contribution can help provide more than 8,000 meals to people facing hunger.

The fundraiser was part of a statewide initiative that raised more than $36,000 for six regional food banks serving communities across Arkansas, with the $1,600 donation included in that total. Funds were directed to the regional food bank that serves each store’s local city or county.

About Harvest Regional Food Bank

Harvest Regional Food Bank is the Feeding America food bank serving Bowie County, Texas, plus Miller, Lafayette, Hempstead, Little River, Sevier, Howard, Pike, Nevada and Columbia counties in southwest Arkansas.

Formed in 1989, Harvest distributed more than 4 million pounds of food in 2025 through roughly 100 partner agencies, reaching more than 55,000 individuals annually through food pantries, mobile distributions and hunger-relief programs. Its work includes more than 35 Mobile Pantry distributions, backpack and school pantry programs on more than 40 campuses, and a Senior Food Box program.

To learn more about Harvest Regional Food Bank or to get involved, visit harvestregionalfoodbank.org or call 870-774-1398.