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KSFB Seeds of Hope Fall 2025
In this addition:
Your Generosity Changes Lives
Thank You for Nourishing Our Neighbors
Larry Gives Back
You Help Bridge the Gap for Cheryl
You Help Families Rebuild
Change Health, Change the Future Dear Friend, By working together to provide a healthy, well-balanced diet today, we’re impacting the future of children this back-to-school season — and ensuring neighbors of all ages have the fuel to thrive. Access to nutritious food is imperative for our neighbors to be able to live healthy, happy lives. […]
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After suffering a stroke a few years ago, 50-year-old Marlon continues to work toward recovery. Thanks to the generosity of partners like you, Marlon has support along his journey. “[Recovery’s] been tough, but I’m pushing on,” Marlon shares. While the cost of groceries remains high, Marlon’s Social Security Disability income stays the same. This makes
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Larry spent much of his career working to help improve the health of Kansans. So, it only makes sense that he would spend time volunteering with the Kansas Food Bank in his retirement. Larry’s career took many turns from media management to working on a family farm and ultimately to healthcarephilanthropy. While working at the
Cheryl has made long walks a regular part of her routine to help maintain the best health possible. Four times a week, she also has the joy of walking with her 14-year-old grandson. Since being diagnosed with an autoimmune disease, Cheryl not only incorporates exercise, but also maintains a well-balanced diet. But lately, it’s been
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This fall, your generosity is providing access to healthy food for Maria, and her husband, Hilario, as they focus on raising their two daughters and rebuilding after a challenging season. Almost two years ago, Maria was pregnant with the couple’s second daughter, Ana. Unfortunately, due to high-risk complications, she had to quit her job and
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