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Program sponsors fund the essentials that go directly into the hands of youth who need them most — keeping every kit stocked, ready, and moving year-round. Choose a program below to fund directly through our Benevity campaigns.
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The Dignity Kit Program
We are delivering 500 backpacks filled with healthy snacks, hydration, and essential supplies to young people experiencing homelessness across Los Angeles. Each backpack costs just $25 to assemble but delivers $50 in retail value — doubling every dollar you give. It's immediate nourishment, dignity, and stability for the youth who need it the most.
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Youth Nutrition Initiative
Food insecurity undermines the programs youth depend on for education, job training, and housing support. We partner with youth-serving organizations to provide consistent, allergen-friendly snacks that keep energy up and engagement strong throughout the day. The initiative is designed to scale rapidly through corporate sponsors and community partners — delivering reliable nutrition across multiple cities to the youth who need it most.
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California Regenerative Youth Land Initiative
We are acquiring two working ranch properties in Southern California where unhoused young adults ages 18–29 live on-site, earn wages, build real skills, and prepare for permanent housing — at their own pace, with real support behind them. Regenerative agriculture, paid apprenticeships, enterprise revenue, and a clear path to graduation when each youth is genuinely ready.
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Food as Medicine
We’re launching a Medically Tailored Groceries (MTG) program — assembling clinically validated food boxes and delivering them to Medi-Cal members, homeless youth, and seniors managing chronic illness across Southern California. Sourced from natural products partners, built with registered dietitians, and positioned to participate in CalAIM’s food-as-medicine benefit.
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Every kit starts with a conversation.
Our programs are built on relationships — with the brands that donate, the volunteers that pack, and the agencies that distribute. Learn more about the issues youth face or find a way to help.
