Nathan Green
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Ava-Rochelle Woodard's instinct to help sparked a Kansas City project to gift people experiencing homelessness bags filled with practical, everyday essentials. It's grown into a grassroots effort centered on action and community care. (from Startland News)
Kansas City 6-year-old starts grassroots effort to hand out 'blessing bags' to residents in need
The bags contain a variety of essential, everyday items such as toothbrushes, toothpaste, deodorant, first-aid kits and water, as well as cold-weather items such as gloves and socks during the winter.
www.kcur.org
December 25, 2025 at 3:06 PM
Ava-Rochelle Woodard's instinct to help sparked a Kansas City project to gift people experiencing homelessness bags filled with practical, everyday essentials. It's grown into a grassroots effort centered on action and community care. (from Startland News)
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If you can, find and help your local food pantries, whether it be through donating, volunteering, or championing awareness. We must be the ones to help those around us less fortunate.
If you can, find and help your local food pantries, whether it be through donating, volunteering, or championing awareness. We must be the ones to help those around us less fortunate.
‘We can’t keep food on the shelf’: KC food pantries struggle to keep up ahead of holidays
As SNAP benefits are restored, food pantry workers assess the damage. Supply is low, demand remains high and uncertainty about future federal cuts leaves families wondering what comes next.
thebeaconnews.org
November 28, 2025 at 1:44 PM
thebeaconnews.org/stories/2025...
If you can, find and help your local food pantries, whether it be through donating, volunteering, or championing awareness. We must be the ones to help those around us less fortunate.
If you can, find and help your local food pantries, whether it be through donating, volunteering, or championing awareness. We must be the ones to help those around us less fortunate.
Reposted by Nathan Green
