Racing Louisville FC partners with Blessings in a Backpack to ensure Louisville kids don’t go hungry
Racing Louisville athletes helped pack bags of weekend food for 80 students attending Hawthorne Elementary. The partnership was crafted through the National Women’s Soccer League Nationwide Contest, where each partner
2022 PGA Championship Winner Justin Thomas funds an entire year of weekend meals for an elementary school in his hometown
PGA TOUR golfer Justin Thomas and his organization, the Justin Thomas Foundation, donated funds to provide Blessings in a Backpack for every child at Camp Taylor Elementary in Louisville, Kentucky.
Vote for Blessings in a Backpack and Racing Louisville FC to Win the Nationwide Community Impact Award
September is here and it's time for YOU to vote for Racing Louisville FC and Emina Ekic to win the Nationwide Impact Award fan vote. Voting is simple — go
Blessings in a Backpack volunteers provide much-needed meals to JCPS students
Volunteers, including the University of Louisville student athletes, distributed Blessings in a Backpack food on Friday at Engelhard Elementary.
Give for Good and Help Feed the Kids This Weekend!
A little can go a long way when we get together and give together on September 15 for Give for Good Louisville! Join the movement and help Blessings in a
Blessings in a Backpack Week 2022
National Blessings in a Backpack Week is a week of events that bring awareness to Blessings, including a Photo of the Day Challenge on social media.
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
Labcorp Feeds Kids This Summer With Blessings in a Backpack
Hunger doesn't take a summer break, so Labcorp is collaborating with Blessings in a Backpack for a summer feeding program that will benefit more than 500 kids in Louisville.
The 0.5K is back and better than… last time!
On June 25, join us at the Blessings in a Backpack 0.5K, and no... that's not a typo. The "race" is, in fact, only 546 yards. It lampoons the typical