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Donations from Houston Restaurant Weeks, which runs from Aug. 1 to Sept. 6, will benefit Houston Food Bank and its partner organizations, including Montgomery County Food Bank. (Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, TX Montgomery County residents will have the opportunity to eat great food for a better cause during the month of August as part of Houston Restaurant Weeks.
The event, founded by the late Houston journalist and foodie icon Cleverley Stone, is a fundraiser for Houston Food Bank and its partner distribution organizations, including Montgomery County Food Bank. The fundraiser will run from Aug. 1 to Sept. 6 and feature restaurants from all over Greater Houston. Participating restaurants and promotional menus were revealed starting on July 15, and more will be added before the event starts.
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It s the time that Houston gourmands look forward to every year: Houston Restaurant Weeks. The annual fundraiser created by Cleverley Stone began in 2003 and has raised $16.6 million for Houston Food Bank and continues to be the largest fundraiser for Houston Food Bank which is also the largest food bank in the nation. Serving more than just the city and Harris County, it also offers aid to the counties of Montgomery, Galveston and Brazos Valley. Last year, Houston Food Bank was able to deliver 159 million meals to 18 counties in Southeast Texas through 1,500 community partners which include food pantries, soup kitchens, social service providers and schools.