In The Media
“This event is to be an impact and to help those who need to eat, who need food, who need an extra resource especially now that it’s summer time and kids are home. We don’t want anybody to go hungry,” said Laquisha Jackson, Founder of the Hope for Humanity.
The Forty Under 40 Class of 2021 in Michiana
South Bend Tribune
The 15th annual “Forty under 40” represents some of the brightest talents in the region. Honorees, chosen by a committee formed by the South Bend Regional Chamber, are recognized for the achievements in their careers and their contributions to community. (read more)
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WNDU) – Hope for the Hungry is a non-profit that was started by Laquisha Jackson just this year.
“We’re here to bring hope. Hope for the Hungry, our mission is to serve with compassion, feed the mind and the body and we also want to impact through education,” Jackson said.
The organization had one of its first events at Doulos Chapel where they served an estimated 100 meals to people living in the tent city.
Woman provides food and hope to St. Joseph County’s hungry
SOUTH BEND — For as long as she can remember, Laquisha Jackson has been the person people depend on to cook.
Jackson currently owns a catering business called Soulful Kitchen (read more)
Don’t miss the food drive happening at Riley High School this Saturday, May 22 from 12 P.M. – 2 P.M.
Riley High School Food Drive | May 22, 2021
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To request more information about our program or to sign up for volunteer opportunities please email us directly at [email protected]
Hope for the hungry is proudly sponsored by: