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City earns top honors in NTFB food drive

by | Oct 22, 2026 | Area News, Latest, News

Sachse Mayor Jeff Bickerstaff and Kathryn Cope, Strategic Initiatives Manager for North Texas Food Bank. Sachse’s efforts earned the Top City Per Capita Award for the 2026 Peanut Butter Drive. Courtesy photo

Sachse residents demonstrated their generosity during September’s Peanut Butter Drive, earning the city top honors for per capita giving in the North Texas Food Bank’s annual campaign.

The recognition comes as food insecurity continues to rise across North Texas, including in Sachse, where an estimated 3,440 residents — about 11.1% of the population in the city’s ZIP-code area — face uncertainty about having enough food.

“I’m incredibly proud of our community!” Mayor Jeff Bickerstaff said. “Sachse may not be one of the largest cities in North Texas, but our residents have shown time and again that we have a big heart.”

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