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Five Below to support students nationwide with in-store back-to-school campaign in partnership with Kids In Need Foundation

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Minneapolis, Minn. (August 6, 2020) – The Kids In Need Foundation (KINF), a national nonprofit dedicated to distributing free school supplies and the support needed for teachers to teach and learners to learn, is partnering with Five Below to provide backpacks to underserved students nationwide. “Especially during times like these, we’re so thrilled to continue…

Kids In Need Foundation and Dollar General Literacy Foundation partner to provide school supplies in wake of Nashville tornadoes, school closures

By Jed Anderson

Efforts executed by KINF’s Second Responder® in collaboration with PENCIL program impact more than 8,000 students in Metro Schools

The Kids In Need Foundation Provides School Supplies for Tornado Victims in partnership with Dollar General Literacy Foundation

By Jed Anderson

The donation, part of KINF’s Second Responder® program, is part of an ongoing effort to support this Texas community following the damage caused by violent storms.

The Kids In Need Foundation Provides School Supplies for Tornado Victims in partnership with NFL Dallas Cowboys safety Kavon Frazier and his foundation, Frazier Cares

By Jed Anderson

The donation, part of KINF’s Second Responder® program, is part of an ongoing effort to support this Texas community following the damage caused by violent storms.

The Kids In Need Foundation Partners with Joey Bearbower Art

By Jed Anderson

“Yes you can.”
“Try.”
“You got this.”

“Giving for Goodness” with Tom’s of Maine

By Jed Anderson

Kids In Need Foundation partnered with Tom’s of Maine to give 10,000 backpacks of goodness across the country.

Sparkle® Paper Towel Brand Announces New Partnership with the Kids In Need Foundation®

By Jed Anderson

Sparkle® paper towels is supporting communities the bright way. Today, Georgia-Pacific, the company behind Sparkle® paper towels, announced a three-year partnership with the Kids In Need Foundation, providing free school supplies to students and schools in need across the country.