BAPS Charities Walk-Run Raises Funds for our Kids
The Children’s Hunger Project was honored to receive a generous $15,000 donation from BAPS Charities, presented to our Executive Director, Cheryl Cominsky, by Dr. Sangiv Patel, Sundip Patel, Maxur Patel, and Dipak Patidar. The funds were raised during the BAPS Charities “Spirit of Service: Walk-Run” held on June 1st in [...]
5K SIGN UP NOW OPEN
Registration is NOW OPEN for the Health First Fight Child Hunger 5K 2026!📅 Saturday, January 10 | 📍 Viera High School | ⏰ 8 AM This family-friendly Run/Walk supports The Children’s Hunger Project and The Sharing Center of Central Brevard,helping feed kids right here in Brevard County. ✨ Don’t wait—sign up [...]
A Grandfather’s Love, A Granddaughter’s Heart: Volunteers Giving Back
Recently, we welcomed a very special duo to our food packing session — a grandfather and his 8-year-old granddaughter, Emma. For him, it had been more than a decade since his last volunteer experience back in Illinois. For her, it was a brand-new opportunity to give back and see firsthand [...]
Thrifty Specialty Produce & Meats Goes Above & Beyond to help local kids
For the second year in a row, our friends at Thrifty Specialty Produce & Meats hosted a month-long roundup fundraiser at each of their locations in Palm Bay & Rockledge. Their customers generously chose to round up their purchases to help feed hungry children in Brevard — proving once again how small acts [...]
TCHP Clubs are an important part of our mission
High school students now have the chance to make a real impact by starting or joining a TCHP Club at their school! All it takes is a teacher willing to sponsor the club and our easy-to-use TCHP Club information to get started. TCHP Clubs are an important part of our mission [...]
SpaceX Pushes Us Over the Finish Line!
When we first launched our Feed 100 More Kids campaign, we didn’t expect to surpass that goal in just two weeks. With two more weeks still left in August, we raised the bar and—for the first time ever—set a new goal to feed 300 children during the 2025–2026 school year. [...]