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Community Charities 
Argyle Food Bank/Myrtle Lee Lynch Food Closet
The Argyle Food bank/Myrtle Lee Lynch Food Closet was started and is operated by volunteers from community churches. The Food Bank began in a closet at First Baptist Church Argyle and has since grown. In 2006 the Food Bank was allotted space by the congregation of First Baptist Church and a 1,200 foot storage facility was built. Through the years, the Food Bank has not only served local clients, but has participated in sending food and supplies to national tragedies such as Hurricane Rita, Kartina and Ike.
940.464.7224
The Argyle Food bank/Myrtle Lee Lynch Food Closet was started and is operated by volunteers from community churches. The Food Bank began in a closet at First Baptist Church Argyle and has since grown. In 2006 the Food Bank was allotted space by the congregation of First Baptist Church and a 1,200 foot storage facility was built. Through the years, the Food Bank has not only served local clients, but has participated in sending food and supplies to national tragedies such as Hurricane Rita, Kartina and Ike.940.464.7224
Argyle Seniors Activty Center
The Argyle Seniors Activity Center is open to any Senior who is desiresome of building relationships, staying active and having fun. This is a community group that meets at the facilities of First Baptist Church Argyle, the group meets mutiple times a week.940.464.7224
The Healing Place
The Healing Place provides professional Christian counseling to children, youth, families and individuals. It also utilizes a system of care and support groups where people can find help and assistance.
940.240.0029
Community Civic League, Inc
The Community Civic League was founded in 1998 and is dedicated to providing financial support to children and senior citizens.
www.cclargyle.org