This Milwaukee-area nonprofit is tasked with providing more than 4,000 children with food each weekend. Here is how you can help.
Blessings in a Backpack provides food for more than 4,000 local children with food each weekend for the school year.
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
A Community Thrives: Donate Today and Multiply Your Impact!
Blessings in a Backpack Waukesha County Chapter is participating in A Community Thrives, a grantmaking and crowdfunding program that supports organizations focused on community building.
“I know what it’s like to go hungry” – Mother shares her journey with Blessings in a Backpack
Rachel Hartling has experienced a lot. As a single mom with a school-aged son who has special needs, she knows the feeling of worry. Rachel shares how Blessings in a
Waukesha School Committee To Discuss Breakfast Surveys
The Waukesha School District Will Survey Parents From Eight Schools Not Offering Free Breakfast.
Bank Five-Nine supports Blessings in a Backpack Waukesha County Chapter
Not only was Bank Five-Nine the presenting sponsor of Blessings in a Backpack's annual Bridge the Gap Gala and Bolt 4 Blessings 4K Challenge, but they received the corporate 2021
Johnson & Sons Paves the Way for Blessings in a Backpack
Johnson & Sons Paving is a commercial and residential asphalt and concrete contractor in Southeast Wisconsin. They’ve built a reputation for dependable and quality service and as a strong supporter
Bridge the Gap Gala
When Blessings in a Backpack raised $165,000 at its Bridge the Gap Gala on October 14, 2021, it not only far surpassed its goal, but it also shattered a record
ORBIS was a proud gold sponsor of Blessings in a Backpack’s Bridge the Gap Gala.
ORBIS has been working with the Blessings in a Backpack Waukesha County Chapter since 2015. One of its retired executive members, Tim Henkel, and his wife Jody were vital components