Big thanks going out to Bucciferro Family McDonald's  for providing dinner for our kiddos this past Wednesday night. We had a last minute cancelation and they stepped up in a big way to make sure they received a hot meal. As you can tell by the big smiles, the kids were slightly excited when they found out what was for dinner that night.

Yesterday, our staff closed the RHK office for the day and enjoyed a Team Building day instead.

Lisa Ayala - Teen Small Group Leader and Van Driver

Kids look forward to celebrating their birthday all year long. Our friends with Rosie’s Birthday Club understand how important this is and do all they can to make them special for our kids.

Meet Becky. She and her husband of 27 years have a beautiful family, with four adult children. Becky went to college in Pensacola, FL and...

In September, our friends from Life Church came and hosted a special event night for our kids. They brought a bounce house and set it up...

In September, I received a call from a former RHK kid. They were struggling—homeless, sleeping on the streets, and recently hospitalized due to an infection that required surgery. As they shared their story, they weren’t asking for a handout. They weren’t looking for help—just someone to listen. But it wasn’t a one-way conversation. They wanted to know how RHK was doing. They wanted to know how I was doing. How Mr. Mike was doing. How my dogs were.

Every item you donate from our Wish List enables us to use the funds we would need to spend on those items in other critical areas to best serve our kids.

In September, we welcomed Sierra Parker, our newest staff member to RHK. She is our new Office Coordinator.

Our “elves” are already in full planning mode for Christmas at RHK! The holidays are approaching quickly and we want to make it extra-special for the 200+ kids who attend RHK. Would you like to help?

If you didn't make it to our RHK Real fundraiser last Thursday, here's a taste of what you missed. It was an...

Many people asked about our "Jesus 365" shirts last night and how they could get one for themself. Good news! They are now available for purchase in our webstore. And, 20% of every purchase will be donated back to RHK to help support our mission to serve our kids.

If you love our work, then tell the world! Stories about RHK from people like you will help us make an even bigger impact in our community.

We had a visit from our friends at American Control Electronics this morning. Wow! They just wrapped up a three-week collection drive for RHK.

Our friends from Forest City Church made our RHK end of summer trip to Lockwood Park the best one yet

RHK now has TWO program coordinators - one for the kids and one for the teens.

I’ve been volunteering at RHK for about 10 months now, and I truly love what I do. I typically come in during the day and work with April, RHK’s Storeroom Coordinator. What I enjoy most is that every day is different. I never quite know what I’ll be doing, and that keeps it exciting.

Our staff have a great time visiting local churches and groups, sharing about the mission of RHK. Sometimes it is speaking during a church service, or helping kids in children’s church pack Kid-friendly food bags for our kids.

In September, I received a call from a former RHK kid. They were struggling—homeless, sleeping on the streets, and recently hospitalized due to an infection that required surgery. As they shared their story, they weren’t asking for a handout. They weren’t looking for help—just someone to listen. But it wasn’t a one-way conversation. They wanted to know how RHK was doing. They wanted to know how I was doing. How Mr. Mike was doing. How my dogs were.

Guess what? We saw more than 550 students and parents attend the event! School-age kids and teens who needed them received school physicals, eye exams, backpacks with school supplies, and much more. All thanks to the 25+ different organizations and churches that came together to make sure families in the communities had what they needed to help their kids start the new school year.