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Bastrop County Emergency Food Pantry
Bastrop, TX
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Bastrop County Emergency Food Pantry

Bastrop, TX

Client

Bastrop County Emergency Food Pantry & Support Center

Duration

11 months

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Project Size

11,000 SF

Market Sector

Service

Delivery Method

CMAR

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In partnership with Bastrop County Emergency, we delivered a new 13,860 SF emergency food pantry facility in Bastrop, Texas, designed to expand food access and strengthen community support services.

This project features the ground-up construction of a new 9,217 SF two-story facility that includes warehouse space, three intake rooms, and a grocery store. It also involves the interior transformation of an existing building into a vibrant communication and education center with workshop areas and a commercial kitchen. As part of site preparation, three existing structures were demolished to make way for the new development.

The facility now serves as a vital community hub, providing essential resources, education, and outreach services to the Bastrop community.
Austin Business Journal 2026 Community Impact Award - watch the video to hear the team team share the story behind the project and what it means to the community.
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Austin Business Journal Community Impact Awardee

2026 Austin Commercial Real Estate Awards

Bastrop County Emergency Food Pantry earned the ABJ Community Impact Award for its commitment to serving Bastrop County and surrounding communities. Watch the project overview video to hear the team share the story behind the project and what it means to the community.

The 10,957 SF facility features a grocery-style “neighbor choice” model, allowing families to select their own food, schedule visits, and access a weekly community market.

W.E. O’Neil provided general contracting services for the project, which includes a new two-story building with warehouse, three intake rooms, and grocery spaces, along with the restoration of the historic Fayette Building into a hub for education and community programming.

Serving approximately 5,000 individuals annually, the expanded pantry is expected to double distribution capacity to 1 million pounds of food, strengthening its impact across the community.

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11k SF
Food Pantry and Distribution Facility
9k+ SF
New Building
1.7k
SF Interior Remodel
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2026

Community Impact Award

Bastrop County Emergency Food Pantry

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