Operation Children First Thanksgiving meals

Special Operations, Sterling

Thanksgiving meals near Sterling

More than a hundred full meals every year, distributed through local elementary schools.

The schools know which families are stretched thin in November. They send a list of what is needed, never a list of who needs it.

A full meal goes home with the child, from the school they already walk into every morning.

A turkey and everything that goes beside it, for one family, for one holiday.

Families near Sterling

We help families in Sterling and the areas around it. Operation Children First works through partner elementary schools in Soldotna and Kenai, close to Sterling.

There are no names, no stories and no judgment. The school nurse keeps a list of what is needed, Operation Children First buys it new, and it is handed over quietly at school. A family is never asked to tell its story to qualify.

Money raised here stays here. In Matt Brown's words, donations raised in Soldotna stay in Soldotna, and contributions from the Kenai area go back into the Kenai area.

Questions people ask

What does Operation Children First do near Sterling?

More than a hundred full meals every year, distributed through local elementary schools. Operation Children First works through partner elementary schools in Soldotna and Kenai, close to Sterling.

How does a child near Sterling get help from Operation Children First?

Through the school. There are no names, no stories and no judgment. The school nurse keeps a list of what is needed, Operation Children First buys it new, and it is handed over quietly at school. A family is never asked to tell its story to qualify.

Does a gift from Sterling stay in Sterling?

Yes. Money raised here stays here. In Matt Brown's words, donations raised in Soldotna stay in Soldotna, and contributions from the Kenai area go back into the Kenai area. Nothing goes to a head office or another state.

How do I give to thanksgiving meals from Sterling?

Open the Support a child page, pick Venmo, PayPal or Cash App, and write Thanksgiving in the note before you send. That one word is how the gift gets counted toward thanksgiving meals instead of the general pile.

Is Operation Children First a real nonprofit?

Yes. Operation Children First is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit based in Kenai, Alaska, EIN 84-3299344, started by Matt Brown of Soldotna. It gets coats, socks, hygiene supplies, Thanksgiving meals and Christmas gifts to children on the central Kenai Peninsula through their own schools.

Support a child near Sterling

Write Thanksgiving in the note so the gift counts toward thanksgiving meals.