Breedlove is a commercial-sized non-profit food processor committed to transforming lives by partnering globally to provide nutritious meals to the world's most vulnerable. Breedlove has been in existence since 1994, with its beginning as the vision of Mary Louise Breedlove Kingsbery (June 2, 1925 - March 30, 2010). Mary served as an active board member of the South Plains Food Bank at the time, and was particularly instrumental in the birth and success of what was then to be known as the Breedlove Food Dehydration Plant, named after Ms. Kingsbery's parents. Breedlove has seen tremendous growth over the years, achieving amazing milestones such as distributing more than 1.78 billion servings of food globally since we began in 1994. Our numerous partners in the field utilize our food in their programs in over 67 countries.

Marian Moss Enterprises is a nonprofit organization that enhances the lives of individuals with disabilities and disadvantaged conditions by promoting employment options that encompass personal choice, increase economic independence and offer opportunities for personal growth.

When a family of any child from birth to age 21 suddenly needs a home away from home to be near a hospitalized child, the Ronald McDonald House of the Southwest Charities can help. With 17 furnished suites in the RMHC residence only minutes from University Medical Center and Covenant Children's Hospitals in Lubbock and convenient family rooms inside the hospitals as well support and care for families can be met. Families can devote energy to the love and attention their child needs while food, shelter and other services are being managed for them. No family is ever charged or turned away from RMHC. 100% of all monies raised are used to help the areas of service covered. In Texas 68 counties are covered and many Southeastern New Mexico patients come to Lubbock for medical attention as well.