A heartwarming story unfolded in North Carolina, where young Kenzie Hinson, only twelve years old, took a big step to combat hunger in her community.
She noticed a staggering statistic: one in three children and one in five elderly people faced food scarcity.
In response, she founded the Make a Difference Food Pantry a year ago, operating out of a local church.
Now, her pantry serves over 1,000 people monthly, offering not just groceries but also a sense of care and connection.
In recognition of her exceptional efforts, Tyson Foods honored Kenzie with the Meals That Matter Hero award.
Overwhelmed with gratitude, Kenzie shared, “I got so excited when they surprised me with the gift that I couldn’t help but cry.”
This accolade came with a remarkable surprise …
