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 This annual event is free to all school-aged children (Grades K – 12.) Community members will receive free school supplies, haircuts, food, etc. along with other services provided by local business and other organizations volunteering their time and resources to give back to our community. Supplies are distributed on a first come first serve bases 

 With high school senior expenses looming and graduation quickly approaching, some students may not be able to afford a Homecoming makeover. Every year, The Hunt’s Foundation gifts this once in a lifetime experience a select certain number of students from a regional High School. These students only requirement is to write an essay telling their story and explaining why they should be chosen.  

 With high school senior expenses looming and graduation quickly approaching, some students may not be able to afford a Prom makeover. Every year, The Hunt’s Foundation gifts this once in a lifetime experience a select certain number of students from a regional High School. These students only requirement is to write an essay telling their story and explaining why they should be chosen.  

 The Hunt’s Foundation in partnership with Behind it All have Decked the Halls and are looking to make the season bright with holiday joy, free toys! Attendees will enjoy the splendor of the season with an evening of music and refreshments, photos with Santa, giveaways, games and more! Toys will be distributed to children ages 0 – 13 while they last on a first-come, first-served basis. Children must be present to receive gifts. 

This program provides veterans with a trusted guide to navigate the system: a fellow veteran who has gone through the same journey to wellness. Peer specialists supplement traditional care

practices, such as counseling or group therapy, and work in patient-aligned care teams to meet the needs of each veteran.

 Working alongside Martin & Mattz Tax Services LLC, The Hunts’ Foundation provides free tax preparation services to ensure current and former members of the military and their families have access to free tax preparation and electronic filing services to keep more of their hard earned money. 

 Pop-Up food Pantries are single-day, mobile food pantry distributions to veterans currently residing in the Hunt’s Haven Living Facility. These distributions are staffed entirely by members of The Hunt’s Foundation staff and designed to increase access to nutritious food to veterans in the community to improve food security. It is also standard practice for members of The Hunt’s Foundation to randomly purchase someone’s groceries while out in the local grocery store. 

 The Hunts Foundation in partnership with Hunt’s Haven hosts bingo for regional seniors. This quarterly fellowship is designed to promote and facilitate the overall quality of health and community. Researchers have found that playing bingo has multiple health benefits for the elderly. It takes concentration - which improves listening and short-term memory skills and it promotes socialization - which is essential for seniors to maintain a happy and healthy lifestyle. 

 This act of kindness program is designed to teach our youth the importance of giving back. This program allows youth, ages 12 and under, to volunteer with the Hunt’s Foundation as one of our Hunt’s Helpers. The Hunt’s Foundation is always looking for ways to spread happiness and support our tri-county family community.