Hunger is Shear Madness! Trim Hunger and The Salon Professional Academy in Melbourne Square Mall declared “War on Hunger” Sunday, September 25th, from noon to 6pm. Students will be providing free haircuts (ages 6 and up), express manicures and chair massages! A minimum $10 donation is suggested and appreciated. Book your appointment to support. 321.951.0595

St. Luke's Presbyterian Church of Titusville, in combination with Trinity Lutheran Church of Titusville and Alpha Delta Kappa Sorority, served as the packing team for The Children's Hunger Project on September 8.  This is the third time in 2016 that St Luke’s has helped pack food for the children of Brevard to alleviate some of the hunger experienced by kids on weekends

On Saturday, October 1, each time a shopper purchases a gift card for our kids at Walmart on Malabar Road in Palm Bay, a Palm Bay Firefighter climbs a 100-foot aerial ladder truck in symbolic appreciation for the donation.

Keith Gee named Executive Director of The Children's Hunger Project. “Mr. Gee brings a long history, experience and proven track record across a broad range of non-profit organizations to our charity." ~ Larry Ciacca, TCHP Board Chair

Come enjoy the fun and festivities Friday, November 4th at Duran Golf Club, with a post-tournament Par-Tee - both will benefit our kids!

This marks the Junior League of South Brevard’s 50th year of outstanding service, financial support and commitment to our community. The League is a longtime supporter of THCP and currently donates funds that provide food packages for 20 children at a Brevard County elementary school.

"BREVARD 100"  Will yours be one of 100 Brevard County businesses recognized as helping to address the problem of local kids being hungry and undernourished?

Almost 30 interns capped off their summer work at Harris Corporation by helping out the Brevard County Community.

Thanks to Bob Steele Chevrolet, money that would have gone to fix our truck will now go to feed hungry kids.

The Children's Hunger Project and  Brevard Alzheimer's Foundation benefited from Pilot Club of Titusville fashion show fundraiser!

According to Executive Director Bob Barnes, “This milestone represents the efforts of hundreds of volunteers plus the generosity of the community.  Our partnership with United Way and Project Hunger plus ongoing delivery support of the Central Brevard Sharing Center enables us to address the growing problem of Brevard’s kids being hungry.”

We are joining with United Way in their Feed and Read program this summer in which kids gather at community centers and schools. The program provides a meal, volunteers read aloud to them, and other volunteers mentor the kids who are struggling with their reading.

 The 2nd Annual "18 Holes FORE 18 Kids" Golf Tournament benefited hungry children in Brevard.  Many thanks to our supporters!

Temple Beth Sholom in Melbourne will host their 17th Toast & Taste Event with some of the proceeds going to help our kids on May 21.

Driven to Give has a simple concept. For every valid test-drive completed, Lincoln Motor Company will donate $20 to The Children's Hunger Project through Island Lincoln.

HYUNDAI PRESENTS THE "18 Holes FORE 18 Kids" Golf Tournament Saturday, April 23.  that will benefit hungry children in Brevard!

“Best Beatles Tribute on Earth” will hit the stage April 9th at 7:30 p.m. at Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Church in Indialantic. Bring a lawn chair for this exciting outdoor concert. Our kids will benefit.

Thanks to Bryan Price, the franchise owner of the five Jersey Mike’s stores in Brevard County, more children in Brevard will now have weekend food!

Merritt Island Masons celebrate 50 years of strong community involvement and support.  Merritt Island Now tells their story.

Directors from the Brevard Bar Foundation volunteers assembled food packages that will go home in Brevard County school children's backpacks on Friday afternoon. The Foundation board members then presented a check to Bob Barnes to feed more hungry kids.

The Dunkin' Donuts & Baskin-Robbins Community Foundation donated to the Children's Hunger Project to help provide weekend backpacks of food to hungry and undernourished children in Brevard County.

Fiesta Brevard - a fun-filled experience! Purchase your tickets to Fiesta Brevard through The Children's Hunger Project and 100% of the proceeds benefits our kids!

As the founder and leader of Tiny Girl, Big Dream, Acacia has a goal of placing friendship kits into every school across the United States.  According to Acacia, “Every kid should know they can make their dreams possible and that they are unstoppable”.

Grimaldi Candy Company, strong supporter of our kids, is highlighted in FLORIDA TODAY

St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church in Viera is having a Children Helping Children Walk-A-Thon on Saturday, April 16 with proceeds benefitting The Children’s Hunger Project.

Jersey Mike’s Subs restaurants in Brevard - now at 5 locations - helps hungry kids through their “Month of Giving”. You can donate to The Children's Hunger Project throughout March, and during their "Day of Giving", March 30th, 100% of the proceeds goes to support our kids.

Bright House Networks proudly supports our golf tournament.  Click below for video.

On Saturday, March 12, each time a Walmart shopper purchases a gift card for our kids at the Walmart store on Malabar Road in Palm Bay, a Palm Bay Firefighter will climb a 100-foot aerial ladder truck in symbolic appreciation for the donation.

Pilot Club of Titusville is proud to announce their 2016 Fashion Show - Pretty Woman Swings into Spring, Saturday, March 12, at Walkabout Golf & Country Club, which will benefit our kids.

"Satellite Beach Lions Club is sponsoring 11 students at Sea Park Elementary School. It's our small part to help eliminate hunger for our local children. We challenge your club to step up and do your part in solving this hunger problem. There is a school near you with children going home to a weekend with no food. Reach out and provide these much needed meals. A child will thank you!"

Recently, the Superbowl Scramble golf tournament at Baytree National Golf Links was held with proceeds benefitting The Children’s Hunger Project.

Spotlight Volunteer – Samuel Litzenberg, Age 13 "I know that I am expected to help wherever and whenever I can. At our family meals I pray 'Thank You for this food, and I wish everyone had as much!' I have been encouraged from a very early age to help and serve others."

Uno Pizzeria & Grill has us on their coupons to help support our kids

In less than two hours the enthusiastic team completed their goal of 1,500 packed meals.

“Really, I can’t think of a better way we could have spent two hours than to help feed hungry kids.” 

~ Rich Miller, Palm Bay Elementary packing volunteer

“Without the community’s support through our charity, these kids would have a really rough time getting food over the weekend”, according to the charity’s Board Chair, Larry Ciaccia.

The Superbowl Scramble Golf Tournament is Saturday, February 6 at Baytree National Golf Links.

Click here for poster with details.

For 5 years, Brevard County's backpack program has been providing weekend packages of food to children. This wonderful work would not be possible without the support of great people in our community!

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Moms Club of Suntree/Viera and Cocoa Hyundai joined forces recently to put together over 1,300 packages for our kids.

Mims Baptist and First Baptist church congregations collect, buy and package weekend meals for local elementary schools.

As you prepare for the holiday season, please consider The Children’s Hunger Project and our Alternative Holiday Giving Program

Our own Board of Directors member, Malak Hammad, has been nominated as a finalist in FLORIDA TODAY’S Volunteer of the year Award.

The 2015 Central Florida Humanitarians have been announced and include outstanding individuals and organizations from the medical, business, education and governmental communities. We are very honored as an organization to be one of the winners this year.

The Melbourne Regional Chamber honors The Children's Hunger Project as their November Spotlight Business!  

FIT students led by Jessica Ha, packed 1,250 packages of food at the Bruce Nelson Child Hunger Center.

“I like helping people more than I like getting stuff,” Addison said while taking a break from the water slide. “I like making people happy.”

“Kids feel like they are actually helping make a difference, and that they are contributing,”

Two opportunities to make a difference during Breast Cancer Awareness month:

PANERA BREAD IS GOING PINK  October 9th.  Pre-order your Pink Ribbon bagels.

American Cancer Society's Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk October 24th. 

What if everybody  - church, business, non-profit, and government agencies in North Brevard joined together... for 40 days... with one purpose?

Pre-tournament party Friday, October 23rd at Restaurant at Duran Country Club and Swing into Charity Golf tournment Saturday, October 24th benefits our kids!

Mark your calendar and make a trip to Satellite Beach on Saturday, November ^7th.

"Surf's Up" parade, vendors, food, and kids' activities! See you there.

Please join us at Musicthon, Saturday, December 5, 2015 from 9:00am 5:00pm at the  Merritt Square Mall.

Members of the Brevard County Sheriff's Office helped pack food for children in need in partnership with The Children's Hunger Project.

Catholic HEART Work Camp volunteers dedicate time and energy helping us.

Trim Hunger and The Salon Professional Academy in Melbourne Square Mall has declared “War on Hunger”

60 teams will stop by The Children’s Hunger Project facility in Cocoa, bearing “gifts” in the form of food for our kids.

Children are on a waiting list to get backpacks filled with food to get them through weekends. Said Barbara Martin, an assistant principal at Riverview School in Titusville. “This project has brought the community together. It’s not a hand-out. It’s a hand up.”

More than 70 percent of students in Mims and Titusville receive free or reduced-price lunches at school. But many of those children go hungry on weekends. And, for some of them, lunch on Friday is the last regular meal they receive until the following Monday.

"We know from experience that congregations can help generate the change necessary to help hungry kids in their own back yard." - Rob Rains, President of United Way of Brevard

The aroma, sights and sounds of the Caribbean return to Palm Bay on Labor Day weekend- Saturday and Sunday, September 5th and 6th.

Explore, canvas and enjoy dozens of new and familiar products and services in cosmetics and beauty, fitness and health, fashion, nutrition and wellness, real estate, children’s products and more. A portion of the proceeds will benefit The Children’s Hunger Project.

Alice Healey has been appointed Director of Operations of The Children’s Hunger Project. Healey serves on the boards of three local charities.

Visit Foosaner Art Museum Free on Fridays with a food donation (see details) 10am-5pm through August 21st... 

Over 48 thousand packages delivered to hungry kids. Brevard County educators are especially appreciative of the food provided by The Children’s Hunger Project.

Inaugural Golf Tournament raises $50,000!

At their recent 16th annual fundraiser, Temple Beth Sholom chose to donate a portion of the evening’s proceeds to help our kids.

The festival community began an Annual Community Appreciation Donation last year, selecting a worthy non-profit organization to donate a portion of the festival proceeds.

Ascension Catholic Community’s First Communion class participated in a meal packing event to help other kids, and learned how they can help children in our community.

The Children’s Hunger Project would like to thank Ben & Jerry’s at the Oaks, our scoopers, our volunteers, and our friends and supporters who came out to support this event.

Ben & Jerry’s Free Cone Day gave away thousands of free scoops in a fundraiser for us.

On March 25, we joined with four Jersey Mike’s Subs restaurants in Brevard for the 5th Annual “Month of Giving” On Jersey Mike’s “Day of Giving”, 100% of the day’s sales were given to us

Bob's passion for helping hungry and undernourished kids is fed in great part by the many volunteers that flow in and out of the charity giving of their time and treasure. Says Barnes, "The biggest problem we face is that most people are not even aware kids are going hungry here in Brevard County."

The Children’s Hunger Project officially named its new building in Cocoa after a man that contributed so much to the betterment of the Brevard County community.  The building is now The Bruce Nelson Child Hunger Center.

Purchase your tickets to Fiesta Brevard through The Children's Hunger Project and 100% of the proceeds benefits our kids!

On Wednesday, March 25, when you buy a sub or place a catering order, the entire day's proceeds…not just the profit…everything…will be donated to The Children's Hunger Project!

We are happy to announce that The Children’s Hunger Project will be moving to a new (much larger) location and we’ll be open for business in January 2015!

Fox Janitorial Services donates 10% of your larger) location and we’ll be open for business in January 2015! to The Children's Hunger Project!

Money provided by the Rotary Club of Suntree will be used to provide packages of food to kids that are coming to school hungry Monday mornings.

Kids Supporter, Bruce Nelson, Jr., Named Central Florida Humanitarian.

Inaugural Golf Tournament Participation – Individuals and Groups

BCA and Lexus of Melbourne have partnered to benefit our kids. U.K. artist/photographer Andrew Brooks, offered his artwork to BCA for the purpose of giving back to the community. The artwork can be viewed at Lexus in Viera.

St. Mark’s Episcopal Church and Academy continues to show their support for our kids.

What they did was no small task. Each time a Wal-Mart shopper purchased a gift card for our kids, a Palm Bay Firefighter climbed their 100-foot aerial ladder truck in symbolic appreciation for the donation.

This is what one church did to support our kids during the holidays. If you or your family want an alternative to buying gifts, consider a gift to The Children's Hunger Project on behalf of our kids this year!

 Firefighters climb ladder for Hunger Project donations.

A nutritionist, pediatrician, pediatric behavior analyst, social worker and pastors framed the dangers of childhood malnutrition and hunger on early childhood learning. Dangers such as inhibited cognitive development and doing poorly in school are associated with child hunger.

The HBCA of Brevard is pleased to present the 2014 Fall Parade of Homes™. This has been an annual tradition in Brevard County for more than 50 years. November 1-9, Monday-Saturday 10am-5pm and Sunday 12 noon-5pm

On Saturday, November 15 from 9:30am-1:30pm in the Wal-Mart store parking lot on Malabar Rd, Palm Bay Firefighters will host the 2014 Ladder Climb...

PANERA BREAD IS GOING PINK on October 17th.  Pre-order your Pink Ribbon bagels...

This donation will provide weekend food packages for local students who normally have limited food resources over the weekend.

The evening featured a stunning work of art created by eight children who have volunteered for our charity.

On your summer vacation, if you’re the Lucy's, you spend some time volunteering.

Grace United Methodist Church, Merritt Island has found another way in which to help our kids.

Because of their energy and quality work, we now have our “emergency supply”.

You can always count on Realtors reaching out to help our community be stronger.

The Children’s Hunger Project is proud to announce that we will be expanding our services for the start of the 2014-15 school year. This year serving 1,400 elementary school-age students each week in twenty-nine different schools in Brevard County.

Teachers and administrators know first hand of the weekend hunger problem.

Mark your calendar and make a trip to Satellite Beach on Saturday, November 1^st. We hope to see you there!

Macy’s is currently celebrating 25 years of “Partners in Time” - giving back in our local communities.

GFWC Viera Woman’s Club is once again hosting their “Swing for Charity” Golf Tournament.

Recently the City of Rockledge held the Annual Employee Charity Golf Tournament to help our kids.

A portion of the proceeds will benefit our kids from The Brevard Women's Expo on September 6.

"The kids and parents brought in packages (of food) from your list all week long to Mrs. Cantwell.  It was a wonderful idea and we were pleased to show her how much she meant to us by giving to others in need."

Play Plus for Kids is holding its 1st Annual Grand Birthday Party, which is also a fundraiser for The Children's Hunger Project

Dozens of families, adults and kids, put together over 500 packages of food.

The youngest members of First United Methodist Church of Melbourne put bags of food together to help other kids.

The City of Rockledge has been a strong supporter of The Children's Hunger Project.

The Viera Lions Club celebrated a festive evening with a generous donation.

The Children’s Hunger Project salutes Space Coast GE Volunteers for their continued support.

The Rotary Interact Club St. Johns, Antigua donated money to The Children's Hunger Project.

United Way's Summer "Feed and Read" Program benefits kids in Brevard County.

The Brevard County Medical Society recently gave The Children’s Hunger Project a donation.

What a great job the Cocoa Beach Regional Chamber of Commerce does in supporting our kids!

Winn-Dixie Regional Manager, Jennifer Short, stopped by The Children’s Hunger Project to deliver another generous donation.

The congregation’s donation will enable us to provide a package of food for fifteen kids each weekend during the upcoming school year.

Brevard County Winn-Dixie stores are showing their support for our kids with in-store displays of our food package and allowing their customers to support us by simply adding a dollar to their food purchase.

Tommy Blair’s Quality Collision Repair helps The Children’s Hunger Project.

Come to Jersey Mike’s during the month of March and The Children’s Hunger Project will benefit.

During April, Grimaldi donated all net proceeds to The Children’s Hunger Project.

The Cupcakes for Children’s Charities Club students then realized that their efforts of selling cupcakes and other sweet treats could benefit many charities that help children.

Running Zone Foundation is excited to announce that The Children’s Hunger Project will be a beneficiary of their Pirate Plunder 2 Miler Run/Walk in Downtown Melbourne

The Children’s Hunger Project would like to thank Ben & Jerry’s Premiere Theaters, our Celebrity Scoopers, our volunteers, and our friends and supporters who came out to support this event.

Eastminster Presbyterian Church in Indialantic has generously donated to The Children’s Hunger Project to provide food packages for elementary school students in our program.

The Children’s Hunger Project is happy to add Church at Viera to our family of supporting churches.

The Blair family made a generous donation to help us feed more hungry kids in Brevard.

On Saturday, April 5th, runners took to the streets of downtown Melbourne, for the Pirate Plunder race to benefit The Children’s Hunger Project.

Auntie Anne's Pretzels in Melbourne Square Mall made a huge difference in the lives of our kids.

A long-time resident of Brevard County, Mr. Cisowski created his own fundraising campaign upon learning about what we do to feed hungry and undernourished kids in Brevard County.  “No kid should be so lacking in food that they come to school hungry on Monday mornings”.

We would like to thank the Seaside Piecemakers Quilt Club for their generous donation.

The Children's Hunger Project is chosen again as the beneficiary of funds.

Indiafest 2014 turned out to be a windfall for undernourished kids in Brevard.  Thanks to their marvelous support, 100 hungry and undernourished kids in Brevard County will have weekend food during each week of the upcoming school year.

The Merritt Island Rotary Club made a significant donation to The Children’s Hunger Project.

Through a special Valentine's Silent Auction fundraising effort by the Holiday Haven Homeowners, two kids will get a package of food each weekend during the upcoming school year as a direct result of their generosity.

"She not only realized that kids were going hungry in her own back yard, she made it possible to put a dent in this blemish on our community," said Sarah Anthony of Diana Konarzewski. 

Susan Hammerling, a member of The Children's Hunger Project Community Advisory Board has been selected as one of four winners in the 4 Under 40 competition sponsored by LEAD Brevard.

Proceeds from the sale of the tickets to win a beautiful "Over the Rainbow" quilt will benefit The Children's Hunger Project. There will be 300 quilts on display. 

Javier Molinares, a prominent member of the Community Advisory Board of The Children’s Hunger Project, is also a leading figure in supporting and helping the Hispanic Community.

We as parents also loved reading the brochure you handed out.  It is crazy to know so many kids go hungry over the weekends. Thanks again for allowing us to participate. - Troop 1559

This past holiday season the Marks Family of Melbourne Beach changed a long-standing tradition. Instead of holding their annual family Christmas party, they decided to take a stand to help hungry kids in Brevard County by partnering with The Children’s Hunger Project.

More than 2,500 volunteers helped package $110,000 worth of food for Brevard County children. The Children's Hunger Project sends food home with children, who have free or reduced-cost lunch, at school.

Thanks to the generosity of Jersey Mike’s Subs and their customers, during the month of March The Children’s Hunger Project kids will benefit.

Island Lincoln in Merritt Island has donated money to The Children's Hunger Project to expand its efforts in local schools.

Every year, Percepta’s Community Impact Team selects non-profit organizations to partner with and raise awareness and much needed funding for that organization. Their most recent endeavors have made a difference for The Children’s Hunger Project

It is the goal of CERTON Cares to raise monthly donations and participate in service projects for organizations like The Children’s Hunger Project who reside in our own backyard.

The Neighbors of Suntree have once again stepped up to provide financial support to help feed kids that are coming to school hungry on Monday mornings.

The Children’s Hunger Project will use the funds from Saturday’s “Driven to Give” event to purchase food that will be given exclusively to children in need at two schools in particular.

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The Rockin' Rodders car club and the City of Rockledge host the Tenth Annual Hot Rockin' Nights Car Show. Proceeds from the 50/50 raffle will go toward feeding our kids.

United Way of Brevard and The Children's Hunger Project joined to present the 1st Annual Child Hunger Summit.  Over 120 religious leaders or their congregation representatives came together to learn more about the silent hunger and malnutrition problem with young kids.

The local chapter of Delta Gamma Gamma, Beta Sigma, is a group of dedicated women educators that gave a large donation to The Children's Hunger Project.

Bob Barnes receives the Humanitarian Award for his efforts and the efforts of all volunteers for The Children's Hunger Project.

Ms. Nancy Lucy, a special education teacher at Fairglen Elementary School in Cocoa, may have singlehandedly come up with a wonderful way to help us feed kids over the summer months.

Money raised for this portion of the film festival will go toward feeding hungry kids served by The Children’s Hunger Project.

 This year's line-up party is also a benefit for our kids!

Publix managers packed meals for The Children's Hunger Project as part of their United Way Kick-off campaign, finishing 300 meals in 13 minutes.

All proceeds from the Clear Channel promotion go to support our efforts to provide food for hungry and undernourished kids in Brevard County.

Cathy Heinz is  the Official Photographer of The Children's Hunger Project.

The Children's Hunger Project and United Way will hold the first annual Hunger Summit.

 "The most objective indicator is the number of children participating in the free and reduced price meal programs at public schools."

We will join the GFWC Satellite Beach Woman’s Club Marketplace and Craft Show the David R. Schechter Community Center in Satellite Beach.

With the help of the community, Bob's plan unfolded.

The event, dubbed "Driven to Give", has a simple concept. For every valid test-drive completed, up to 300 test-drives, Lincoln Motor Company will donate $20 to The Children's Hunger Project through Island Lincoln.

Stephanie Franklin was recently elected to Greek American Association of Brevard's board of directors. As a member of the board of directors, Franklin will be involved in marketing and awareness of the Greek American Association of Brevard.

Premiere Theaters Oaks Stadium 10 will present to Brevard County a one-time showing of the Baseball Classic Field of Dreams. All proceeds from the film will go to the Children's Hunger Project.

The Central Brevard Sharing Center is one of our strongest partners in feeding kids that are hungry and undernourished. Each week, the Central Brevard Sharing Center picks up and delivers about a third of our food packages to schools.

Undernourished students have difficulty paying attention and are sick more often.

Florida Institute of Technology continues their support of The Children's Hunger Project. Over two years ago, the FIT football team started helping us pack under the guidance of Head Coach Steve Englehart along with Coach Willie Tillman and others.

We will partner with Kevin Deaton and KLD Kids in the fundraising and purchase of this type of vehicle.

With a $100 minimum opening balance, TD Bank will open a new account for you and put an additional $25 in your new checking account AND donate $50 to The Children’s Hunger Project.

Clients of Essentials Spa & Salon now have the ability to donate to The Children’s Hunger Project when they checkout and the support from their clients has been wonderful.

The Children’s Hunger Project once again received funds from the club to help provide weekend food packs to students at Golfview Elementary, one of the six elementary schools in the club’s geographic area. 

Participants to the workshop got a tax-deductible donation to The Children’s Hunger Project and a wealth of knowledge on how this legislation affected them.

United Way of Brevard & Brevard Hunger Aliance / Project HUNGER enable us to help kids over the summer with a community-packing event at the BCC Melbourne Campus gymnasium.

The Character Education Program at Holy Trinity Episcopal Academy in Melbourne packed over 350 meals as an outreach to children in need in our community.  Additionally, enough food was also donated for another 50 packages of food.

We are thrilled to report that over $14,000.00 was raised for our kids during the Jersey Mike's Subs Month of Giving campaign in March 2013.

A portion of ticket sales will benefit The Children’s Hunger Project. Thanks to Craig Chapman for stepping up again to help our kids.

The Children’s Hunger Project would like to thank Presentations II, Inc. for their recent generous donation to help our kids.

Orange Leaf Yogurt supported our kids during their grand opening!

These two supporters have been packing and wrapping food for us since our program started, but the greatest service they provide to The Children’s Hunger Project is their assistance with picking up and delivering our food from Winn-Dixie.

Our friends at Riverside Presbyterian Church in Cocoa Beach recently donated to The Children’s Hunger Project through their Outreach, Mission and Evangelism Commission. It is through the generosity of their congregation that we can continue our mission to help the hungry elementary children in Brevard County.

The Children’s Hunger Project would like to thank Slug-A-Bug for their generous donation. Slug-A-Bug President Steve Lum and the employees are committed to providing excellent customer service and improving their community through volunteerism and charitable giving.

Florida Space Coast GE Volunteers from GE Melbourne recently rolled up their sleeves to help The Children’s Hunger Project. Over 30 GE employees and family members spent a Saturday morning packing hundreds of trays for our kids to take home on Friday afternoons.

The Children’s Hunger Project is grateful to the West Melbourne Michael’s store for their generous donation of three beautifully framed promotional pieces.

The National Congress of Black Women, Space Coast Chapter, has recognized the tragedy of undernourished and hungry kids right here in our own back yard.

Satellite and Indian Harbour Beach Life magazine published a great article by Bob Barnes, Co-Founder of The Children's Hunger Project.

Special thanks to Dr. Young and all who participated in the effort to address the hunger and malnutrition problem here in Brevard County.

Country Club Motors, located a mile south of Sarno on Wickham Road, set up a special display to raise money for The Children's Hunger Project.

Sarah Anthony, who has been on our Community Advisory Board since we started our charity, has now joined The Children's Hunger Project as Executive Assistant.

Cocoa Hyundai continues their support of The Children's Hunger Project. Thanks to Bruce Nelson, and his family, for helping us to raise awareness of the hunger and malnutrition problem with young kids in our own back yard.

Our local Laureate Epsilon Iota Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi came together to provide a generous donation to help undernourished and hungry kids in Brevard County.

The great women of the Satellite Beach Woman’s Club made a generous donation to The Children’s Project through our partnership with Second Harvest Food Bank.

Our military friends at Patrick Air Force Base have once again shown their support for the local community with a food drive to help The Children's Hunger Project. The 114th Range Operations Squadron with the Florida Air National Guard helped us feed hungry and undernourished kids in our area.

GE Energy/GE Transportation/GE Healthcare not only awarded money, their corps of volunteers will have a special packing session to pack food items purchased with their grant money.

Suntree Rotary "gets it" with their continued understanding of the hunger and malnutrition problem with young kids in Brevard County.

eBay/GSI Commerce in Melbourne shows remarkable community spirit by awarding us a generous grant. Funding is provided through the eBay Foundation.

This was a marvelous effort by members of our caring community to think of those kids who are hungry and undernourished.

One of our most faithful volunteers is Tara Otis, along with her daughters. They not only do what it takes to help our kids, they help us by recycling the many cartons in which our food is shipped. 

Coastal Hyundai continues their support of The Children's Hunger Project in helping us to raise awareness of the hunger and malnutrition problem with young kids in our own back yard.

JDR Unlimited has donated generously to The Children's Hunger Project. Owner Jeff Salter and his family are also regular volunteers at our packing sessions.

Premiere Theaters Oaks 10 absorbed all costs related to showing Polar Express - food and donations went to The Children's Hunger Project. A carload of food was provided by the generous people who attended, a wonderful example of community and holiday spirit.

Deborah Ann's Cookies continues to support our kids with donations and volunteer packing time. The entire family helps us pack

Downtown Yoga helped our kids with a food drive and the membership has chipped in with food.

Owner Bob Morway and his son, Shawn, have set up a monthly raffle in which they award the winner a high-priced apparel item. All proceeds go to The Children’s Hunger Project.

Brevard Association of Human Services (BAHS) has presented their Rainbow Award to The Children's Hunger Project at a luncheon in Melbourne. Co-Founder Bob Barnes accepted the award on behalf of our kids.

The Children's Hunger Project has received a donation on behalf of Health First's Human Resource Department. They hold a food donation drive every year at their Thanksgiving luncheon and employees graciously contributed food items.

The Children's Hunger Project was proud to be part of this family fun day and equally proud to be supported by the Brevard Symphony Orchestra. We thank our friends at TCkids Magazine for these great photos.

Ms. Franklin brings her shared passion and expertise to help address the problem of young children coming to school hungry. “I am diving in with both hands, and hope to rally many of our businesses, my friends and anyone else who will listen," said Franklin.

Through the hard work of the Rotary Club of Suntree, the 9th annual event benefited The Children's Hunger Project.

Conductor Aaron Collins said it best. "It's a wonderful organization and a much deserving cause! I encourage all of our patrons to get to know this outstanding non-profit. It's dear to my heart and we look forward to working with them for years to come!"

The Children's Hunger Project kids will benefit from The Junior League of South Brevard's premier fundraising event

The management and employees of Ben & Jerry's at The Oaks donate 100% of tips collected to a charity each month. Last month they chose to help feed hungry kids in Brevard County through The Children's Hunger Project.

Oviedo & Port St John Eye Care raised and donated over $2,000 to The Children's Hunger Project, which will feed 15 schoolkids for the entire upcoming school year.

Cram Session: Beachside high school kids help feed younger students.

Satellite Beach Woman’s Club has once again made a generous donation to The Children’s Project through our partnership with Second Harvest Food Bank.

The Palm Bay Firefighters climbed the 100-foot aerial ladder truck for each gift card purchased at the nearby Winn-Dixie

Thanks to all the wonderful Angels at Wuesthoff. Their beautiful tree has donation pledge cards that enable a person to donate directly to provide a package of food.