Community Focused,
Community Fueled

“We’re seeing a lot of individuals and families that are struggling with food insecurity and financial hardships. … We step in by offering resources that fill those gaps.

“Thank you so much for picking Neighbor to Neighbor Abilene as one of the organizations to get [a Local Community Grant]. It means so much to us. It reminds us that we’re not alone in this. Our whole county will benefit, especially the small towns in rural areas. Those families and individuals will really be helped by this.”

Amanda Robinson & Ashley Herrington Neighbor to Neighbor Abilene Play Testimonial Video

“Our mission is to help children in foster care who have been abused, neglected, and/or human trafficked. It means the world to us that our local Masonic lodge supports our organization because we can … serve even more kids in our community. We have a lot of challenges trying to get volunteers into our organization, and this money is going to help us be more present in the community, so I really appreciate it from the bottom of my heart.”

Crystal Quinn, Executive Director CASA of the 8th Judicial District Play Testimonial Video

“Knowing that Parkinson’s Disease is the fastest-growing brain disease, our goal is to provide a resource for those here in Wichita. … This [Local Community Grant] will strengthen and expand our evening support group while removing financial barriers by funding this class for the entire year.

“This gift … will give us the opportunity to share tools and resources with those at a younger age but also to increase their overall health, give them an opportunity to make connections, and most importantly, give them hope.

“We can build a stronger, more resilient community where no one faces Parkinson’s alone.”

Connie Urbanek & Shana Gatschet Club Parkinson’s Play Testimonial Video