KIDS' MEALS NEWS

November: Breaking Ground and Building Hope

Exciting news—our new building is coming to life! The windows are in, and we can already see the beautiful reflection of the blue sky on the front window!

Every day, we are making progress on this incredible journey toward feeding 26,000 children each weekday by 2031. It’s amazing to see everything coming together, and it’s all thanks to your unwavering support.

By this time next year, this building will be buzzing with the energy of thousands of Hunger Heroes—volunteers who will help us pack, prepare, and deliver meals to hungry across the Greater Houston Area.

THANK YOU EXXONMOBIL!
At our 16th Annual Harvest Luncheon, ExxonMobil announced an incredibly generous $3 Million donation to Kids’ Meals Building Hope capital campaign. We are profoundly grateful for their partnership, which is not only making a new building possible but also serving as a beacon of hope for thousands of food-insecure children in our community.

Stay tuned each month for more building updates as progress continues on the Kids’ Meals Exxon Mobil Campus.

 

A heartfelt thank you to our incredible team – Kirksey Architecture, Pin Oak Interests, and Satterfield & Pontikes Construction Company. Their hard work and dedication are turning this dream into a reality, and we can’t wait to see the transformation continue. Stay tuned for more updates as we build towards a brighter future for the children in our community! If you would like to learn more about the Building Hope Capital Campaign and naming opportunities, email buildinghope@kidsmealsinc.org.

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