This school year, let's come together

Despite all the uncertainties in our world, Blessings in a Backpack is one thing kids can count on!

How can you help?

to feed kids!

Donate to feed the kids this school year

For a lot of kids, food is their most

Because when kids have enough food, they do better in school. This back-to-school season, donate

Give today!

to help us feed the kids on the weekends. $130 will feed a child for one school year.

important school supply

Our impact during the 2020/21 school year

Whether kids were in the physical or virtual classroom, we continued to feed children on the weekends thanks

to supporters like you!

Read our Impact Report

$1 Million to Orlando Chapter

Kate & Justin Rose Foundation donates

We have One Million reasons to say 'thank you' to our incredible partners the Kate & Justin Rose Foundation.

among many other things.

Read more about this generous gift!

They recently gifted our chapter $1 million to immediately feed more kids in the Orlando area,

Photo of kids holding up their bags of food

Help Us Feed Kids in Seminole County

More than 7,300 students in Seminole County Elementary schools are at risk of going hungry

on the weekends without our program.

Donate Now

Local Give Back Opportunities

Consider the following ways to get involved with Blessings in a Backpack

and support local businesses that benefit the Orlando Chapter.

Get Involved

Quarterly News | June 2022

See what’s been going on with the Orlando Chapter of Blessings in a Backpack in our June 22 quarterly newsletter!

Going Back to School and Feeding Kids Despite Rising Food Costs

This school year, we aim to provide 3.5 million hunger-free weekends for kids struggling with food insecurity. Learn more about our plans for this year, including how we will feed kids despite rising food costs.

Sysco’s Volunteer Challenge Feeds Kids Across North Florida

The North Florida Region has taken Sysco’s Volunteer Challenge to heart and made a lasting impact to ensure school-aged children in their communities don’t go hungry over the summer. Sales associates and support teams packed over 7,000 bags of food for kids in Jacksonville, Central Florida, and West Coast Florida.