Food Pantry in Topeka – Kansas Small Business Directory Online https://kansassmallbizdirectory.com Kansas Small, Women & Minority Businesses Mon, 24 Nov 2025 15:55:12 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9 https://i0.wp.com/kansassmallbizdirectory.com/wp-content/uploads/shopsmall.jpg?fit=32%2C32&ssl=1 Food Pantry in Topeka – Kansas Small Business Directory Online https://kansassmallbizdirectory.com 32 32 87027485 SENT Topeka https://kansassmallbizdirectory.com/city/topeka/listing/sent-topeka/ Thu, 17 Apr 2025 21:33:46 +0000 https://kansassmallbizdirectory.com/?post_type=listing&p=21773 Read more »]]> SENT Topeka is a nonprofit organization committed to fostering holistic community development in Shawnee County, Kansas, with a special focus on the Hi-Crest neighborhood. Through a comprehensive approach, SENT aims to transform communities by offering educational, health, economic, and housing opportunities. The organization works closely with residents to build long-term relationships and provide sustainable solutions that improve quality of life. SENT’s initiatives are centered on empowerment, bringing people together to support one another through mentorship, workforce development, and resource sharing. By working collaboratively, SENT creates pathways to success for individuals and families in need of support, offering a safer, more vibrant future for the community.  EnvistaCares Challenge July Results Announced — TK Business Magazine

SENT Topeka runs several impactful programs designed to meet the diverse needs of the community. One of its primary focuses is education, providing affordable, high-quality early childhood education through SENT Prep Academy. Additionally, SENT offers workforce development services, including job training and career counseling, to help individuals achieve financial independence. The organization addresses food insecurity with initiatives like the Hi-Crest Market, a monthly farmers’ market and resource fair, and the Southside Filling Station, a weekly food pantry. These programs are crucial in empowering residents and ensuring that essential needs like education, employment, and food access are met in the Hi-Crest area and beyond.Gentrification Disguised as Revitalization? An Update on Hi-Crest Development - This is Topeka

In addition to its educational and food security programs, SENT Topeka is dedicated to neighborhood revitalization and community engagement. The organization works to enhance the physical appearance of the Hi-Crest area through cleanup efforts, beautification projects, and homeownership assistance. SENT’s efforts also include economic development support, such as mentoring local entrepreneurs and fostering small business growth. Collaborating with other local nonprofits and faith-based organizations, SENT strengthens the community’s resilience and provides a network of support for residents. This holistic, people-centered approach is key to creating a thriving, connected community where individuals are empowered to lead successful, fulfilling lives.

Executive Director: Johnathan Sublet

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Let’s Help, Inc. is committed to working with individuals and families so that the cycle of poverty is broken and self-sufficiency is attained. Founded in 1969, our not-for-profit organization provides a variety of programs and services for the community and collaborates with other public and private agencies  for greater effectiveness. Our programs reach tens of thousands of people each year and involve hundreds of volunteers. Together, we are breaking the cycle of poverty… and building a better community.

Let’s Help is a not-for-profit organization that serves Shawnee County and the surrounding area. We provide services for the entire community:

  •     Comprehensive Emergency Services

  •     Adult Education and GED Programs

  •     Pre-Employment and Job Placement Coordination

  •     Food and Clothing Banks, as well as “The Career Closet” filled with professional attire

  •     Free Community Lunch Program

Values

  •     We believe in the dignity and worth of every person

  •     We believe every person can make a positive difference in the lives of others

  •     We believe that with motivation and opportunity people will reach their potential

  •     We believe that as a community we are responsible for the well-being of our neighbors

“We are committed to building a better community by inspiring hope, promoting self-sufficiency and breaking the cycle of poverty one person at a time.“

 

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