On March 16th and 17th BBI South Florida had a unique visitor, hunger activist Kylee McCumber. When Kylee was only ten years old, she was surprised to see children at her school eating on campus when she arrived. Discovering that the reason behind this was their lack of food at home, she decided to do something about it. Along with the help of Lori, her grandmother, Kylee founded Kylee’s Kare Kits for Kidz.
Starting with ten kids, Kylee’s Kare Kits for Kidz has grown exponentially in the last few years. They now support over 200 children with Kare Kits every weekend. These fortunate children are sent home with plastic bags filled with non-perishable food items every week, an endeavor that costs the non-profit $900 a week. Beyond the Kare Kits, the organization has also started planning small events for the children, like a gift program at Christmas time or an ice cream social; where one little boy got to try the sweet treat for the first time.
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