TCHP Mural Project
Something pretty special is starting to take shape at The Children’s Hunger Project! Cody B. Monahan is officially bringing our A Legacy of Hope mural to life, and we’re having so much fun watching it happen one line at a time. Can you tell what’s taking shape [...]
Lotane & Associates Make a Difference
At The Children’s Hunger Project, we know that feeding thousands of children each week is only possible because our community comes together to make it happen. Our incredible community partners—businesses, organizations, churches, schools, volunteers, and donors—help ensure local children have the weekend food they need when school meals aren’t available. [...]
ABC Supply Gives Back
For the third year in a row, ABC Supply Co., Inc. has turned its annual Founders’ Celebration into an opportunity to help feed local children! Each June, ABC Supply locations across the country come together for their Founders’ Celebration, honoring the company’s founders, Ken and Diane Hendricks, and the core [...]
Climbing for a Cause
Earlier this year, Dr. Sangiv Patel and Dr. Rajiv Patel took their commitment to helping others to extraordinary new heights—19,347 feet, to be exact! In February, the Patels traveled to Ecuador to take on the incredible challenge of climbing Cotopaxi Volcano, one of the highest active volcanoes in the world. [...]
Ron Jon Sponsors 131 Children for TCHP’s Back-to-School Campaign
For the 2026–2027 school year, Ron Jon Surf Shop is once again making a tremendous impact for local children by sponsoring 131 kids for the entire school year! Ron Jon has been a longtime partner of The Children’s Hunger Project, consistently stepping up to help ensure children in our community [...]
The Impact Continues
The Story Began 15 Years Ago. The Impact Continues Today. As another school year begins, we've been reflecting on where this journey started. In early 2011, during the 2010–2011 school year, The Children's Hunger Project began providing weekend food to 27 children at Riviera Elementary School. It was a simple [...]

