On Thanksgiving Eve in 1969, nine-year-old Bobby Ellis died of malnutrition in his Louisville home. Our stunned Kentuckiana community took action and created Dare to Care Food Bank, to ensure that no one in our community lacks enough food to live an active, healthy life.
Today, Dare to Care partners with nearly 300 local social service agencies, such as food pantries, shelters and emergency kitchens to distribute food to our community. In the past year, Dare to Care and our partners provided more than 22 million meals to our community.
Dare to Care also fights hunger through programs targeting the most vulnerable in our community. These programs include Kids Cafe, School Pantry, Prescriptive Pantry, Mobile Pantry, Cooking Matters, and a variety of targeted initiatives to reach senior citizens.
Visit our volunteer website to help today!
| (502) 966-3821 | |
| ron@daretocare.org | |
| Ron Burse | |
| Director of Volunteer Engagement | |
| http://www.daretocare.org |
