One in five.

That’s how many Sandy Creek students are facing food insecurity right now.

Not because their families don’t care.

Not because they aren’t trying.

But because groceries cost more, paychecks haven’t kept up, and too many families are being asked to do the impossible with too little.

When a child is worried about where their next meal is coming from, it’s harder to focus, learn, and just be a kid.

At Erin’s Angels, love shows up in practical ways—through backpacks filled with food, school supplies, and the quiet reminder that someone sees you and cares.

Our Sandy Creek families don’t need sympathy.

They need community.

They need action.

And together, that’s something we can give.