Kids and Give was created by Parker (6) and Trey (4) in 2019 as a way for them to give back to others in their community. They both have had huge hearts since they were little, and are always looking for ways to help others. The first step they took was to assemble care packages for the homeless. Below is a photo of Parker’s first care package she delivered in December of 2019.

During a long car ride with their dad, Shane, both of the kids shared that they wanted to create a non-profit so they could help people, especially sick children and families, struggling to make ends meet. The three-hour brain storming session led to the name, Kids and Give. The idea has since grown into two flagship programs.

1. Random Acts of Giving is a group of people committed to blessing random people in their community once a month.
2. The Hen House is a program that benefits children at the Children’s Hospital, in downtown Boise. Parker and Trey support over 30 hens, and the eggs they gather are sold to benefit the children in the hospital, through gifts and care packages.