Driving Change: Justin and Kate Rose’s Impact Through Blessings in a Backpack
Justin and Kate Rose are making a lasting impact through Blessings in a Backpack, helping provide hunger-free weekends for kids in Orlando and beyond—read how their dedication earned them the
Dramatic Ed Extended Day Students Pack Weekend Food for Classmates at Sally Ride Elementary
Students from the Dramatic Ed Extended Day Program at Sally Ride Elementary packed weekend food bags for their peers, turning a hands-on volunteer activity into a lesson in teamwork, problem-solving,
Sailormen, Inc., Popeyes® Franchisees, Food Drive Fills 30 Backpacks for Local Kids in Need
Sailormen, Inc., a Popeyes® franchisee, partnered with Blessings in a Backpack Orlando to hold a food drive. The drive provided 30 backpacks of food for children at Winegard Elementary and
Annunciation Catholic Academy Packs 550 Bags of Weekend Food for Local Students
Annunciation Catholic Academy partnered with Blessings in a Backpack to pack 550 bags of weekend food for Altamonte Elementary students, fostering compassion and community impact through service.
School Program Spotlight: OCPS ACE
The Blessings in a Backpack Orlando Chapter provides 19,000 bags of weekend food to 500 children at OCPS ACE, helping students arrive at school nourished, ready to learn, and supported
Meet the Orlando Chapter Team
Meet the Team Behind Blessings Orlando: Learn more about Diane LaVigna, Managing Director, and Katie Cowan, Chapter Coordinator, who are leading the charge to feed kids on the weekends in
Feeding Hearts & Bellies This Valentine’s Day
If you're looking for a way to help Blessings in a Backpack feed more kids on the weekend, you can create a Feeding Hearts & Bellies Valentine's Day fundraiser on
Filling the Forgotten School Supply this School Year
This school year, we aim to provide more hunger-free weekends for kids struggling with food insecurity.
Kevin Curry of FitMenCook Celebrates Blessings in a Backpack Volunteers
In honor of National Volunteer Month, fitness and foodie blogger Kevin Curry thanks volunteers for helping kids grow!