KVC Topeka hosts a Quartermania event to raise money for the Kid’s Activity Fund.

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Each bag is equipped with snacks, a stuffed animal, tooth brush and toothpaste, puzzles, crayons, underwear, a nightlight and many more items every child needs.

KVC biological and foster families were invited to visit the Lenexa storage garage and take home items they needed.

Baldwin shared life experiences and challenged youth to make choices that would set them on a path to enjoy life and be successful.

Students at Bluejacket-Flint Elementary School sold hand-made holiday gifts and donated the money raised to help children in foster care.

Hadley Rowell celebrated her fifth birthday by donating her gifts to children in foster care.

Thank you to Westside Family Church for donating over 500 suitcases to children in foster care!

KVC received a grant from U.S Department of Agriculture’s Rural Utilities Service Distance Learning and Telemedicine program. This grant will supply 500 iPads to KVC foster families.

Please join us on for a time of learning and inspiration with Grant Baldwin and learn to be a “difference maker.”