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KSFB Seeds of Hope Holiday 2024
In this addition:
Thanks for a Healthy, Happy Holiday Season
Your Generosity Changes Lives
Update: Building a Healthier Tomorrow
Rusty Cares for His Community
Stephanie Shares Thanks for You
You Support Caregivers
Dear Friend, This holiday season, I am reflecting on the Kansas Food Bank’s 40 years of partnership with this incredible community which has provided much needed food across Kansas. Friends like you have shown up, time and again, ready to lend a hand and share hope, health and food with fellow Kansans. Over the past […]
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Teresa still vividly recalls the day 10 years ago when she first met her partner, Michael. She describes her relationship with him as “constant laughter” ever since. Despite being able to look on the bright side, the couple has had their share of difficult times and are grateful for friends like you who help lighten
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After more than 38 years at Spirit AeroSystems, Rusty Slusser is happily settling into retirement — but he’s far from slowing down. With plans to eventually find a part-time job, Rusty also volunteers with the Kansas Food Bank. “I’ve always had a heart for [volunteering],” Rusty says. Rusty shares that, when he was in high
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Six years ago, Stephanie moved with her son, Michael, from Wichita to Newton, knowing little more than a handful of people in what would become her new home. She fell in love with the people and atmosphere in Newton, especially for her now 18-year-old son who has autism. The support system of quality doctors and
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From lovingly caring for her mother until she passed away from Alzheimer’s disease, to daily supporting her five adult siblings, Ola is a caretaker at heart. With her own health challenges including a previous battle with breast cancer, heart surgery, diabetes and more, Ola makes sure to take care of herself so she can continue
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