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KSFB Seeds of Hope Fall 2024
In this addition:
Your Impact This Fall
You Take Hunger Off the Table for Kansas Kids
40 Years of the Kansas Food Bank
Alma Shares Hope Through Volunteering
Your Bridge the Gap for Paul’s Family
Thank You for Sharing Food and Hope
Dear Friend, One of the most essential school supplies is food. That’s why, 20 years ago, the Kansas Food Bank began offering Food 4 Kids, a kid-friendly school-based program that was established for students who are food insecure. Together with partners like you, the Kansas Food Bank provides food and supplies to Food 4 Kids […]
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Christina and her husband are the proud parents of Caleb, Kadince, and Mason — Christina’s grateful for friends like you who are helping all three kids thrive this fall in school and life. Caleb is a sophomore in high school and is focused on sports and academics, particularly in the health science program. His younger
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Alma’s love for volunteering is deeply rooted in the belief that everyone has an important role to play in supporting their community. Growing up in India instilled in her a culture of helping the community around her, she says. “We would go to outlying villages once a week, distribute food and medicine and clothing, [things]
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Paul, 61, is a native Kansan but spent most of his adult life in Dallas, Texas. It was a promise to two aging aunts that brought Paul and his wife, Keranda, back to the community where the couple met and married 41 years ago. “I had to come back to take care of them,” Paul
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Ken takes a lot of pride in his family, from a loving 20-year-marriage to his wife, Rachel to the many accomplishments of the couple’s children. It’s with each one inmind that he first came to Manna Ministries — and why he’s so grateful today. “I’m so proud of my children and grandchildren,” he says. “They’re
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