KSFB Seeds of Hope Winter 2026
In this addition:
Your Partnership Supports Kansas Seniors
Grace Stays Active and Healthy
You Make a Lasting Difference for Kansans
For Monte, Time Donated is Time Well Spent
A Decade of Caring Support
Hazel’s Plate and Heart are Full
Dear Friend, All of us have a choice in how we spend our time and resources every day, and there are always a lot of things competing for our attention. Even with everything else going on in your life, you choose to support the Kansas Food Bank and our shared mission. For that, I am […]
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By 6 a.m., Grace and her husband — both in their 80’s — are already well into their day, tending to a few animals and keeping up with the small piece of land they’ve cared for most of their lives. The daily chores are not easy, but Grace says both she and her husband want
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Four years ago, Monte’s wife came home from a volunteer shift at the Kansas Food Bank. “She has a passion for making sure schoolkids get fed, especially on the weekends,” he explains. That passion was an inspiration to him. He adds, “When I retired, we talked and decided, let’s volunteer together.” Now, volunteering is not
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Jim, 73, has traveled the country, working in every industry from trucking to cooking. Yet nothing ever made him as happy as working in carpentry. “My dad was a carpenter,” he explains. “You drive by something and go, I did that. There’s pride there.” Although Jim’s son, Joseph, didn’t follow him into carpentry, Jim is
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At 98 years young, Hazel still enjoys keeping up with her favorite hobbies. “I love to bake,” she says, adding with a smile, “it just takes longer when you’re old.” A Chase County native, Hazel has seen many things change as time passes and neighbors come and go. She and her husband lived in Cottonwood
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