Backpack Buddies ATL

Mitzvah Project Program

By choosing Backpack Buddies of Metro Atlanta for your Mitzvah project, you help fill the weekend hunger gap while developing empathy, leadership, and meaningful life skills.

Mitzvah project participants (students preparing for a Bar/Bat Mitzvah) supporting food-insecure children in Metro Atlanta

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About this program

Make Your Mitzvah Count. One in five children in Metro Atlanta is food-insecure. By choosing Backpack Buddies of Metro Atlanta for your Mitzvah project, you help fill the weekend hunger gap while developing empathy, leadership, and meaningful life skills. This is a project of compassion, justice, and community, just like your special day!

Our Mission: To provide weekend meals to food-insecure children across Metro Atlanta, to enhance their mental and physical health and their ability to learn.

Why Choose Us: Real, local impact for children in your community; Full program support; Training & guidance for your project; Promotional materials; Speech support for your Mitzvah service; Social media shoutouts; Tangible, measurable results. You'll know exactly how your project helped feed children in need.

Program Outline: 1. Understanding: Review our mission; Attend a program orientation; Craft a mission presentation in your own words. 2. Action — Pick Two or More: Arrange a food drive; Organize a fundraising activity; Volunteer in our warehouse; Plan a special service project with family or friends. 3. Reflection: Measure and celebrate your impact; Incorporate your experience into your Mitzvah speech; Create a video testimonial to inspire others. 4. Recognition: Every participant receives: Program Certificate; Display pieces for your Mitzvah service (in lieu of flowers); Induction into our Honor Roll.

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Why choose Backpack Buddies for a Mitzvah project?

By choosing Backpack Buddies of Metro Atlanta for your Mitzvah project, you help fill the weekend hunger gap while developing empathy, leadership, and meaningful life skills.

What does the program outline include?

1. Understanding: Review our mission; Attend a program orientation; Craft a mission presentation in your own words. 2. Action — Pick Two or More: Arrange a food drive; Organize a fundraising activity; Volunteer in our warehouse; Plan a special service project with family or friends. 3. Reflection: Measure and celebrate your impact; Incorporate your experience into your Mitzvah speech; Create a video testimonial to inspire others. 4. Recognition: Program Certificate; Display pieces for your Mitzvah service (in lieu of flowers); Induction into our Honor Roll.

What does every participant receive?

Program Certificate; Display pieces for your Mitzvah service (in lieu of flowers); Induction into our Honor Roll.

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Mitzvah project participants (students preparing for a Bar/Bat Mitzvah) supporting food-insecure children in Metro Atlanta

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