Waukesha School Committee To Discuss Breakfast Surveys
The Waukesha School District Will Survey Parents From Eight Schools Not Offering Free Breakfast.
Volunteer Spotlight: Alex
Becoming a Mission Ambassador for Blessings in a Backpack has increased Alex’s confidence that even one kid can make a difference. “It has made a difference in our lives.”
Here’s how Rutgers provided food and inspirational messages to Jacksonville children for Gator Bowl
Teams playing in the Gator Bowl volunteered with the Blessings in a Backpack First Coast Chapter. The Rutgers and Wake Forest football teams packed 1,000 bags full of food and
Jim & Tabitha Furyk’s ‘Hope for the Holidays’ packing event feeds 5,000 First Coast children
At the 10th annual Hope for the Holidays event, volunteers packed 5,000+ holiday bags filled with food. The bags were donated to nonprofit organizations serving the First Coast community, including
Suncoast Credit Union donates to Blessings in a Backpack Southwest Florida Chapter
Blessings in a Backpack has received a $20,000 donation from Suncoast Credit Union that will help provide weekend meals for students at Tice Elementary School in Fort Myers, Florida.
Holy Spirit helps ease childhood hunger, educate parish community about poverty
Every other Sunday after Mass, Holy Spirit parishioners and school families have been packing and delivering Blessings in a Backpack food to Dunn Elementary School in Louisville for children who
KFC puts the #ChickenSandwichWars on hold to fight a greater enemy: childhood hunger
For every chicken sandwich sold on Giving Tuesday, KFC will donate $1 to Blessings in a Backpack, with a minimum donation of $250,000 and a maximum donation of $300,000.
MAD Fitness Volunteers Pack Blizzard Bags for Frederick School
Over a dozen volunteers gathered at MAD Fitness in Frederick to pack bags of weekend food for children in need.
Nature’s Path donates 1,500 food bags for in-need families
Nature's Path Foods on Tuesday readied a donation of 1,500 bags of healthy, organic food to families in need in the Waukesha and Milwaukee areas.