A Big Thank You to the JCHC Wellness Team for Fighting Childhood Hunger

This past Wednesday afternoon, the Johnson County Health Care Center (JCHC) Wellness Team stepped up in a big way, filling 130 weekend food bags for local children. These bags, packed with nutritious and kid-friendly food, are part of a larger mission to combat childhood hunger in Johnson County. The generosity and hard work of the JCHC Wellness Team highlight the power of community coming together to support its youngest members.

Johnson County Friends Feeding Friends (JC-FFF), the organization behind this vital program, began their efforts in 2018 with a simple but powerful goal: to ensure no child in Johnson County goes hungry. Through partnerships with local businesses, schools, and volunteers, JC-FFF has grown into a cornerstone of support for families in need. Each weekend food bag provides a lifeline for children who might otherwise face food insecurity during non-school days.

Nutrition is essential for growing kids, impacting everything from their physical development to their ability to focus and thrive in school. Programs like these not only fill stomachs but also build a foundation for brighter futures.

Buffalo is truly fortunate to have organizations like JCHC and JC-FFF working hand-in-hand to create a healthier and more resilient community. The presence of Johnson County Health Care Center in a small, rural area like ours is a blessing. Having access to quality medical care means more than just convenience—it’s a lifeline, ensuring that residents can get the help they need without traveling long distances. The JCHC Wellness Team’s involvement in this initiative is yet another example of how they go above and beyond to care for the community.

Thank you, JCHC Wellness Team, for your compassion and dedication. Your efforts make a real difference in the lives of Johnson County’s children, and we’re so grateful to have you as part of this vital mission.

If you’re inspired by their example and want to join the fight against childhood hunger, there are plenty of ways to help. Consider volunteering, donating, or even just spreading the word about the important work being done by Johnson County Friends Feeding Friends. Together, we can make sure every child has the nutrition they need to grow, learn, and succeed.

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