Snack Packs
of Kindness
Our snack packs are donated to the St. Vincent de Paul food pantry for kids in need. Gather individually wrapped snacks, invite a friend, and help us fill the next bag of kindness.
Explore snack pack ideas →
Help turn everyday kindness into food on a neighbor’s table. Our Snack Packs of Kindness go to the St. Vincent de Paul food pantry to help kids in need.
A little kindness
goes a long way.
Now through December 15, 2026
All snack packs collected through this drive go to the St. Vincent de Paul food pantry.
Help us fill 200 Snack Packs of Kindness for kids! Donate individually wrapped snacks or shop our Amazon wishlist. We’ve collected 30 bags, with 170 more to go.
170 more snack bags to go!
Shop the Donation Wishlist ↗15% of our goal

A family tradition of giving. A growing dream to help kids.
Georgia’s dad used to be a chef, and he hated seeing food go to waste. That care for food—and for the people who need it—helped inspire her family to volunteer at the St. Vincent de Paul food pantry.
Volunteering inspired Georgia to encourage her friends to get involved, too. Together, they could turn simple acts of kindness into something meaningful: making snack packs for kids in need.
Through Snack Packs of Kindness, Georgia hopes to bring more people together to help children facing food insecurity. Her dream is to grow the snack kits beyond Missouri, sharing love, spreading grace, and feeding hope in more communities.
Help Georgia share kindness →Grace with Georgia donates Snack Packs of Kindness to the St. Vincent de Paul food pantry to help kids in need. When you contribute to our snack pack drive, this is where your kindness goes.
The Society of St. Vincent de Paul began in Paris in 1833, founded by Frédéric Ozanam and his companions to put faith into action by helping people experiencing poverty. Its first U.S. group formed in St. Louis, Missouri, in 1845.
Explore the Society’s history ↗Inspired by Gospel values, this Catholic lay organization brings people together to grow spiritually through personal service to neighbors in need. Its mission centers on meeting people with compassion and respect.
For Georgia, volunteering at the food pantry turned that spirit of service into a way to help other children—and invite her friends to do the same.
Learn about the Society’s mission ↗Two simple ways to help bring nourishment and care to our community.
Our snack packs are donated to the St. Vincent de Paul food pantry for kids in need. Gather individually wrapped snacks, invite a friend, and help us fill the next bag of kindness.
Explore snack pack ideas →Help collect individually wrapped snacks to fill Snack Packs of Kindness for kids. All completed snack packs go to the St. Vincent de Paul food pantry.
Happening now through December 15, 2026. Help us reach our goal of 200 snack bags!
Give through the wishlist ↗Use these ideas as a starting point for your shopping list. For the organization’s selected donation items, visit the Amazon wishlist.
View the Amazon wishlist ↗Suggested items only. Keep food sealed and in date, and confirm food preferences and allergy requirements with the receiving pantry before packing.
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This checklist is for planning; it does not submit a donation.
Every contribution starts with a choice to care. Choose a way to take part that works for you.
Send a little kindness ↗Browse the selected donation items and choose something you’d like to contribute.
Ask a food pantry near you about current volunteer opportunities and donation needs.
Share this mission with a friend, school, workplace, or community group.
The Amazon wishlist is the best starting point for selected items. If donating directly to a food pantry, ask what it currently needs before you shop.
The Holiday Snack Pack Drive is happening now through December 15, 2026. We’re collecting individually wrapped snacks to fill 200 snack bags for kids. All completed snack packs go to the St. Vincent de Paul food pantry. Shop the donation wishlist for selected snack-pack supplies.
Gather wishlist items together, plan a snack-packing activity with a receiving pantry, or ask your local food pantry about group volunteer opportunities.