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Over the past few months, Kids In Need Foundation hit the road to visit schools, connect with students and sit down with our educators to hear about their educational journeys, careers, communities and resilience as they navigate the ever…

You can see them loud and clear — brightly colored backpacks floating through the crowd at a Community Event in Asheville, North Carolina, on the backs of young Guests of Honor. Or for some, their parents carry the brand…

Peg Nelson believes the classroom is more than a place to learn — it’s a place to grow, be seen, and to spark curiosity that lasts a lifetime. Teaching third through fifth grade at Valley View Elementary’s LEAP cluster,…

There’s a unique kind of curiosity that comes when you step into a high school biology classroom for the first time–the thrill of exploration, exciting new instruments to experiment with, and the unmistakable energy of young minds on the…

At the start of the school year, there’s always excitement in the classroom. Fresh notebooks. sharpened pencils, bright markers—everything seems ready for a year of learning and discovery. But behind that energy is a quiet reality that teachers see…

If you walk into Autumn Giese’s fifth grade classroom, you’ll be transported back into the feeling of being in school yourself–the sounds and sights of learning…

Teachers and students at Marked Tree Elementary School in Arkansas got a timely boost this week, thanks to a generous donation from the Kids in Need Foundation (KINF). The nonprofit delivered 19 teacher supply boxes, each containing 24 sets of…

Some weeks feel like a new chapter being written in real time–and for Kids In Need Foundation, August 11th-15th was one of those weeks. 

During our Grand Opening celebration, we gathered not only to welcome 1,000 teachers into our…