A Legacy of Love and Learning
The Hankin Family Charitable Foundation is starting a new Blessings in a Backpack program in loving memory of their mother and wife, who was an educator and principal in Howard
Bills Fan Base Inspires Best Friends to Feed Kids
Friends since middle school, Margaret Bradshaw Johnson and Sharon Braddy-McKoy have raised kids together, vacationed together, shopped till they dropped, laughed, and cried together. Now they're feeding kids together.
Chicago Blackhawks Patrick Kane and Fifth Third Bank Feed Kids in Chicago
Fifth Third Bank employees and #88 of the Chicago Blackhawks, Patrick Kane, packed 4,000 bags of ready-to-eat food for Chicago-area children.
Middle school student’s T-shirt leads to a big donation for a school program that helps the hungry
6th grader Ian McConnell wore a "Be Kind" t-shirt to school and it turned into a fundraiser to help the school's Blessings in a Backpack program.
How Sisters Give Back To the Community During Their Final Softball Season Together
Cassady and Carmyn Greenwood are in their final season playing on the same college softball team, the University of Louisville. They wanted to do something special to celebrate the season,
Going Far to Provide Food in the Far North
In Sitka, Alaska — home of Blessings in a Backpack's northernmost program — one volunteer goes above and beyond to ensure local children have food to eat on the weekends.
Blessings in a Backpack’s Chicago Associate Board Hosts 4th Annual Race to Feed Chicago
After a three-year pause during the height of the pandemic, Blessings in a Backpack's Chicago Associates Board brought its 'Race to Feed Chicago' event back in full force to pack
The ‘Race for the Rest of Us’ is back!
The Blessings in a Backpack 0.5K — that's not a typo; our "race" is, in fact, only 546 yards — will incorporate all the typical race elements while lampooning a
Zurich Classic Packs Food Fore New Orleans Kids
The Zurich Classic shows what can go right when we take a team approach — both on and off the golf course. More than 1,000 backpacks of ready-to-eat food were