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How Your Donation Goes 8X Farther
Every dollar you donate to Feed the Children multiplies into a bounty of hope, transforming into eight dollars’ worth of food and essentials for those in need. It’s a testament to the power of collective compassion, where in-kind gifts amplify the impact of your generosity.
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Konnor’s Compassion
Konnor has a smile that lights up any room and an equally infectious personality. Every person who comes to this local food pantry in Miami loves him. He’s always there to offer a kind word, a reassuring story, or a compassionate smile.
The Blessing of a Second Chance
“I chose the wrong path,” he admits. “If I would have made better choices, I would still have had everything my family built when I was a kid.”
Annie’s Love
Annie and Shane have the kind of relationship you see in people who can honestly say, “I married my best friend.” Their personalities contrast in a way that compliments them both.
Gabrielle’s Generosity
Giving is in Gabrielle’s nature. The first thing she’s eager to share are words. She’s outgoing and friendly, speaking with her hands as much as her voice.
Maya’s Dreams
Maya has big plans for her future. Goal number one: college. Specifically, she’s looking for a Bible college where she can expand her volunteering track record into full-fledged missionary work while putting her love of worship music to good use.
Daisy Mae’s Determination
Just like the flower she’s named after, Daisy Mae is known to bring smiles to anyone who meets her. At 9 years old, she is the youngest child in her family, living in the Canapnapan district in the Philippines.
May and William’s Story
“Getting help like that definitely gives us hope because it definitely means there’s still good people in this world,” William told us. “We would’ve lost our house and ended up in a homeless shelter. You helped us at our lowest time. Thank you!”
Clint’s Resilience
“I’m a Vietnam Marine, honorably discharged,” Clint says proudly, adding, “Oorah!”
After his time in the Marines, Clint worked a stint as a police officer before moving to Miami in 2021. “I’ve had a hard time,” he admits.
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