Happy Birthday, Matt Wallace!
In March 2020 when schools shut down because of the pandemic, PGA TOUR Golfer Matt Wallace donated more than $18,000 to feed First Coast kids. Now, First Coast kids and
A new Blessings First Coast Pilot Program Designed to Enhance, Introduce, and Reduce
The "Fresh Companion" pilot program, launched by Nease Senior High School students in January, will plant, grow, and bring to fruition to First Coast kids!
Actress Chrissy Metz Teams Up with Blessings in a Backpack for Celebrity Wheel of Fortune
Chrissy Metz is putting in the work (and the fun!) on January 14 during Celebrity Wheel Of Fortune! Watch her compete alongside Drew Carey and Teri Hatcher for a chance
Teams Playing the TaxSlayer Gator Bowl Feed Kids in Florida’s First Coast
For the third consecutive year, Blessings in a Backpack First Coast Chapter has partnered with the TaxSlayer Gator Bowl to feed kids in Jacksonville!
Jim & Tabitha Furyk Foundation hosts ninth annual Hope for the Holidays
The Jim & Tabitha Furyk Foundation packed and delivered more than 5,000 bags of nonperishable food and holiday treats to families in need around the greater Jacksonville area during its
Blessings in a Backpack Names New Chief Executive Officer
The Blessings in a Backpack National Board of Directors has announced that CEO Brooke Wiseman will retire from the organization and Erin Kerr, current Chief Development Officer, will be appointed
NYC Gen Z Duo Launch Fundraiser to Help Combat Childhood Hunger This Holiday Season
Designed by two teens, “Blessings in a PopGrip" designs will be offered through the holiday season and will benefit Blessings in a Backpack. On Giving Tuesday, December 1, 100% of
SEE IT: 9-Year-Old’s Winning T-Shirt Design Helps Spartan Donate $25,000 to Feed Hungry Kids
Children across the country used their imaginations to design a new Blessings in a Backpack T-shirt. Blessings in a Backpack and the Spartan Kids Foundation are proud to announce the
No Kid Hungry Gives $100,000 to Blessings in a Backpack for COVID-19 Response
In April, No Kid Hungry made a generous donation of $100,000, which was used to provide 25,000 bags of food for the remainder of the 2019-2020 school year to three