A COMMUNITY OUTREACH FEEDING HUNGRY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CHILDREN IN FLORENCE COUNTY Florence, SC A nonprofit 501 (c) (3) organization.

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A COMMUNITY OUTREACH FEEDING HUNGRY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CHILDREN IN FLORENCE COUNTY Florence, SC A nonprofit 501 (c) (3) organization

HUNGER  As a result of being hungry, have you experienced on a daily basis: –A gnawing feeling in your stomach? –Light-headedness? –Dizziness? –Headaches? –Lethargy or weakness? –Inability to concentrate? –A craving for food? –Pain?

HUNGER  THOUSANDS of elementary school children in Florence County regularly experience those symptoms.  They may not know where their next meal is coming from. –THEY ARE TRULY HUNGRY.  Working together, and with God’s help, we can strive to end this hunger.

THE PLAN  Focus on the elementary schools in FSD 1 beginning with the school year. Expand into the other Florence School Districts in the following years as resources permit.  Officials at FSD 1 were briefed on this outreach ministry and support it.  Churches, in partnership with businesses, service clubs and members of the community: –Provide during the school year pre-packaged, self-serving nutritious food to take home for the weekend to elementary school children in FSD 1 who are at risk of hunger.

THE PLAN  At-risk children within the free and reduced lunch population were identified by school administrators.  A permission agreement with participating families was distributed.

THE PLAN  There is no cost to either the school or participating families for the food.  Meals are bagged by volunteers and are delivered to the schools by volunteers. –Meal bags are discreetly placed in the students’ backpacks by school personnel.

THE PLAN  The food consists of nutritious, child-friendly, self- serving foods that are selected using the Feed America guidelines and best practices.  With the support of local food vendors, the cost is between $ $3.00 per bag.  $100 will feed one child for the academic year.

THE PLAN  Meals are being provided to all 14 elementary schools in FSD 1, as well as to the R.N. Beck Center, for distribution to children who are at risk of hunger.  As of early March 2014, 520+ students are being provided with a meal for the weekend.

THE PLAN  As a result of the community’s generosity, this ministry will serve elementary school students in FSD 4 (Timmonsville) in the school year.  God willing, during the next several years the program will expand into FSD 2 (Pamplico), FSD 3 (Lake City) and FSD 5 (Johnsonville)

FUNDING  The project is relying on the generosity of individuals, churches, businesses and service clubs in the community.  Various fund-raising and food drive activities have been conducted and will continue.  Applications have been, and will continue to be, submitted for various corporate and foundation grants.

HOW YOU CAN HELP  Monetary donations. –$100 will feed one child for the academic year.  Volunteer. –See the volunteer form on our website:   Provide in-kind sponsorship and donations.  Conduct a food drive.  Spread the word.

WILL YOU HELP? To volunteer, please contact : Visit our website at : Call us at: Send Correspondence to: Help 4 Kids Florence 252 S. Dargan St. Florence, SC 29506

HELP 4 KIDS FLORENCE DONATION I/we wish to help feed hungry children in Florence County. I/we pledge an annual sum of $_____, to be paid ___monthly ___annually to help feed at-risk elementary school children. ($100 will feed one child for the academic year) ______________________________________________ SignatureDate Please make checks payable to either “Help 4 Kids Florence” or to your church (noting Help 4 Kids Florence on the memo line) Help 4 Kids Florence 252 S Dargan St Florence, SC Thank You!

FOOD ITEMS NEEDED  Mac N Cheese  Ramen Noodles  Applesauce  Pudding  Vienna Sausage  Pop Tarts THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR HELPING US FEED HUNGRY CHILDREN! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR HELPING US FEED HUNGRY CHILDREN!

THANK YOU! Your support is sincerely appreciated! Florence, SC A nonprofit 501 (c) (3) organization