Find out the latest happenings and Chapter updates below. Looking for story ideas? We'd love to chat! Contact our Director of Marketing or jump on our social pages to see the latest.
March 20 | Andrea Harp
Since 2008, 41 Chapters have met more than 2 million needs. We sat down with our Director of Operations, Jhasmine Watson, to learn more about these needs, which ones are most common, and how they impact students’ daily lives.
December 7
Find out Care to Learn helped share a little sparkle with one little girl who wanted to fit in with her classmates.
October 19
In Missouri, seasons can change in a snap, but Care to Learn Chapters are ready to go. They’re prepping for colder weather so students have what they need, no matter the time of year.
September 23
It's really YOU that made the grade. We can't stop thinking about how much fun it was to gather together to support a cause that's close to our hearts.
September 18
Care to Learn was founded in 2008 to help every child be successful in school. Now, 15 years later, Care to Learn is celebrating meeting over 3 million health, hunger, and hygiene needs.
August 29
One minute it’s summer, and the next it’s time to schedule haircuts, doctor’s appointments, and grab last-minute supplies and clothes. We can meet these needs because we have some amazing partners. [Find out what the President & CEO of SRC Holdings Corp. Jack Stack had to say].
June 17
Whether it’s the start of the school year or heading into summer, the right pair of shoes makes all the difference.
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February 13
Learn what heartwarming item Noah chose to buy with his Shop with a Hero funds.
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January 18
Brand new. Sparkling clean. Beautiful. That is exactly how one little girl felt after receiving 3 simple items from Care to Learn. Find out what they were and how they turned her world around.
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January 18
Check out these amazing kids supporting Care to Learn this past year.
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