Wesley’s Way Foundation is focused on helping children in our communities. Our foundation helps underprivileged community members by supplying items such as backpacks, school supplies, food, and toys for children.
Community Assistance Projects Focusing on Children
For the third year in a row, Wesley’s Way Foundation has purchased and delivered toys and books to support the Salvation Army’s Toy Shop for families who need help this holiday season. From all of us at Wesley’s Way, we hope this helps many children have a great holiday season this year.
One of our missions is to provide assistance to those in our community. Since 2020 has caused food insecurity for a great number of people, Wesley’s Way has donated some shelf-stable food items to an inner city church.
For the second summer in a row, Wesley’s Way Foundation is proud to help feed children in the Outer Banks during the summer. Once again, we are providing funding for dairy products so children can still have healthy meals while they are out of school. The Beach Food Pantry is adding our contribution of dairy […]
Wesley’s Way Foundation understands that many families need help during this pandemic. Our foundation recently provided a donation to Emily’s Place of Manchester, NH and Marguerite’s Place of Nashua, NH. Both of these organizations help families in need in our community, and we wanted to help support these families during this time of great uncertainty. […]
Wesley’s Way Foundation is proud to donate 127 toys and 55 books as part of the Salvation Army’s Toy Shop in 2019! This is our second year providing toys and books to children for the holiday season. Our foundation was also grateful to participate in the setup of the toy shop and with the distribution […]
Wesleys Way Foundation is proud to support the Manchester Police Athletic League. We recently took a tour of their beautiful facility in downtown Manchester, and were amazed by the work they do for the youth in our community. Since we were so impressed, the foundation decided to help them fund an upcoming project of their […]
Since one of the goals of Wesley’s Way Foundation is to help children, we have donated a food serving rack to the Boys & Girls Club of Manchester. Last school year, the Boys & Girls Club served close to 8,000 dinners! “As our membership numbers continue to grow, so does the demand for meals. Helping […]
Water Bottles for 21st Century Community Learning Center
Water Bottles for 21st Century Community Learning Center
To help students in our community, Wesley’s Way Foundation has donated reusable water bottles for Bakersville and Hallsville students. These students are attending a summer program through the 21st Century Community Learning Center in Manchester, NH. 21st Century Community Learning Centers after-school and summer programs envision a community where all students are inspired to reach […]
Summertime can be hard on some children who rely on their school to provide them with breakfast and lunch. Nutritious, well-balanced meals are very important for child development. Wesley’s Way Foundation is very pleased to help the Beach Food Pantry of Dare County, NC with their Summer Food for Kids program. The Beach Food Pantry […]
In honor of Wesley, Wesley’s Way Foundation has donated 75 toys and 42 books to the Salvation Army through a program we are calling Wesley’s Wheels. Wesley loved playing with cars, trucks, and any other toys that had wheels. He had many books that were about cars and trucks, and many of those even had […]
The community of the Outer Banks has shown so much love for our family and even more love for Wesley. The community has supported and embraced our family and they have fallen in love with Wesley, even though they never met him. The season of Thanksgiving is about being grateful and thankful. Wesley’s Way Foundation […]
The town of Chester, New Hampshire has been very generous and supportive with the beginning of this foundation. The holiday season is approaching, and Wesley’s Way Foundation has assisted the Chester Food Pantry with helping to provide meals to those in the community.
