Kitchen on the Street is turning hunger into hope…one child at a time.
What does hunger look like? Look into the eyes of one of the hundreds of children served by Kitchen on the Street each week and you’ll know.
Hunger is a growing crisis for many children in America. 17 million children in the United States suffer from food insecurity! Kitchen on the Street fills the gap – and the stomachs – of children experiencing hunger and poverty. Through partnerships with schools in Arizona and Texas, Kitchen on the Street provides pre-packaged, child-friendly food for evening and/or weekend meals. For many, these “Bags of Hope” become their primary source of food when school is not in session.
As a faith based, volunteer driven non-profit organization, we rely on your help in turning hunger into hope… one child at a time!
Kitchen on the Street in the news:
D-BACKS Give Back $100,000 to
Kitchen on the Street
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEFebruary 10, 2012
D-BACKS GIVE BACK $100,000 TO LOCAL NON-PROFIT “KITCHEN ON THE STREET”
The first of five Grand Slam Awards to be highlighted at tomorrow’s Subway D-backs FanFest
PHOENIX – The Arizona Diamondbacks Foundation announced today the first of five Grand Slam Awards that will be given to local Arizona non-profit organizations in the coming months. Kitchen on the Street, which fights hunger among children in Phoenix, received a $100,000 grant from the Arizona Diamondbacks Foundation, which will be used to purchase and create a mobile kitchen.
Kitchen on the Street will be on hand tomorrow (February 11, 2012) at the Subway D-backs FanFest at Chase Field, where fans will have the opportunity to volunteer for the organization.
