Each month, the Johnson County Friends Feeding Friends (JCFFF) receives a crucial delivery from the Food Bank of Wyoming. Thanks to the dedicated students of Buffalo Christian Academy (BCA), this process runs more smoothly. A handful of students from BCA arrive faithfully every month to help unload the food truck, carrying in boxes and neatly organizing them in JC-FFF’s packing facility.
Their assistance has become instrumental to JC-FFF, ensuring that the food is quickly stored and ready for distribution to local children in need. These students aren’t just learning about teamwork—they’re gaining hands-on experience in the power of community service.
At Buffalo Christian Academy, education goes beyond the classroom. Instilling the value of giving back to others is a cornerstone of the school’s philosophy. By participating in volunteer efforts like this, BCA students learn the importance of serving those around them, fostering compassion, responsibility, and humility. It’s a lesson that will stay with them for life and one that is making a difference in the lives of others today.
In supporting JCFFF, these students are an inspiring example of how small acts of service can create lasting impacts in the community. Their involvement not only helps families in Johnson County but also reminds us all of the importance of kindness, collaboration, and the joy of giving back.