Our quarterly newsletter is now available. Seeds of Hope Summer 2012 In this edition: You Keep Our Community’s Children Healthy and Active Using Retirement Days to Impact Families in Need Homeless Families Have Hope Because of You You Help Deserving Caregivers Provide Needed Summer Meals

Our quarterly newsletter is now available. Seeds of Hope Spring 2012 In this edition: You’re Putting Food on the Table for Elderly Kansans Giving Back in Retirement You Help Nourish the Sick and Jobless Thank You for Helping Kansas Seniors Stay Healthy

Our quarterly newsletter is now available. Seeds of Hope Holiday 2011 In this edition: Thanks To You, Children Have Food During The Holiday Break A Dedicated Community Servant You’ve Helped This Family Get Back On Their Feet Your Compassion Helps Families Put Food On The Table

Our quarterly newsletter is now available. Seeds of Hope Fall 2011 In this edition: You’ve Helped Ease Parents’ Burdens Dillon Stores:  A True Community Partner You’ve Helped One Mom Give Back With Gratitude You’re Helping Kids Grow Up Strong & Healthy    

Our quarterly newsletter is now available. Seeds of Hope Summer 2011 In this edition: Your Gifts Mean Families Will Eat This Summer Supporting Kansas Youth With Volunteer Service You Help Support Families in Times of Need You’re Keeping Kids Strong and Healthy This Summer

Our quarterly newsletter is now available. Seeds of Hope Spring 2011 In this edition: Thank you for remembering homebound seniors A true community servant You keep spirits raised You give hope to struggling families

Our Holiday Newsletter is now available. Seeds of Hope Holiday 2010 In this edition: You are feeding the future of Kansas “Homes Giving Hope” Helps Fight Hunger You give Kansans in Need a Reason to Smile You Restore Hope to Families in Need

Our quarterly newsletter is now available.  Seeds of Hope Fall 2010 In this edition: You help families through life’s trials Giving back through retirement You provide hope for the hungry Full backpacks mean full stomachs

Editorial, The Wichita Eagle June 4, 2010 Given all the local job losses, it’s not surprising that area food pantries have seen increased demand. But it’s troubling that so many of those who are hungry are children — though it’s also encouraging that community groups and officials are working together to help feed more kids [...]

By Rick Plumlee The Wichita Eagle June 2, 2010 The neediest children in Kansas have made very little use of the free meals offered each summer through a federal program. Only 6.8 percent of the state’s children who are eligible for free or reduced-price lunches at public schools took advantage of the free meals during [...]