Interested in getting involved, but aren't sure how? Here are some ideas:
Hosting a sports party, holiday party or cookie exchange anytime soon? Host a mini food drive in your own home by asking each guest to bring a food item for BAGS OF HOPE. Email us for specifics on the prepackaged, child safe entry food we include in BAGS OF HOPE.
BLAB: The best advertising is WORD OF MOUTH, so go ahead, BLAB! Kitchen on Street is working to raise awareness on the issue of childhood hunger in Arizona. Tell all your friends and family about the work we do, give them our website address or myspace www.myspace.com/ kitchenonthestreet. Visit our contact us page and give us your email so we can send you monthly updates. Share them with your friends and family.The more people that know, the more good we can do!
KOINS FOR KOS: Find yourself with pockets full of change? Start a change jar in a central location in your home, office, or even your car! Start dropping in your coins. After a few months, cash it in and donate it to KOS. This is a painless way to become a KOS partner in the fight against hunger. Most of us don’t even miss our spare change… yet it can feed a child in need!
Give a financial gift. Your gift today, of any amount you choose, will provide food to children and families right here in our community! Your gift is tax-deductible. More importantly, your gift offers help and hope to a child or family in crisis! Click on the PayPal link at the right to make a convenient online donation.
Community involvement: Organize a garage sale with donations from your friends and family and then donate the proceeds to KOS. We can provide fliers about KOS to hand out at the event.
Your gift today turns hunger into hope... one child at a time! All donations are tax deductible and will be used for the purposes of meeting the needs of homeless and impoverished children and families. Donations should be made payable to Kitchen On the Street, Inc. and mailed to 3218 E. Bell Road, #203 in Phoenix, AZ 85032. All donors will receive a donation receipt for tax purposes.
In the words of Mother Teresa, "If you cannot feed a hundred people, then feed just one."
