Feed My Starving Children MobilePack

FMSC's heartbeat and call is to feed God’s kids hungry in body and spirit. Our work not only impacts children and communities in desperate need but it impacts the hearts and lives of FMSC volunteers and donors. 

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Feed My Starving Children MobilePack
October 23-24, 2026

Peace Church has a long history of working with Feed My Starving Children, impacting globally while serving locally.

This October will mark Peace’s 8th Annual MobilePack, where we will pack our 950,000th meal for starving children. As of last year’s pack, Peace’s packing events have provided 2291 children with daily meals for a full year.

What to Expect at Peace’s MobilePack:

This is last year’s promo. Please check this webpage for the correct dates and information.

What Happens to the Food after a MobilePack:

How Can You Help or Volunteer:

There are many ways of supporting this event! Many volunteers are needed to plan, set up, and pack the meals. There are jobs for all abilities - sitting at a table putting labels on bags, placing ingredients into the individual pouches, packing boxes, loading pallets, and more. Even school-aged children can help with a supervising adult.

Five 2-Hour Sessions Available:

  • Friday afternoon, 12:30-2:30 pm

  • Friday afternoon, 3:00-5:00 pm

  • Friday evening, 6:00-8:00 pm

  • Saturday morning, 9:00-11:00 am

  • Saturday afternoon, 12:00-2:00 pm

PLUS, Set-up and Take-down sessions - which are vital to ur success! (Adults or teenagers only):

  • Friday morning set-up, 9:30-11:30 am

  • Saturday afternoon take-down and clean up, 2:00-4:00 pm

Besides volunteering at any session, there are other ways to help. We gratefully accept donations of any amount to cover the event's costs. For example, $106 will feed a child for a year. Click the donate box below to contribute.

We welcome your prayers for the event as well!

CHECK BACK TO REGISTER IN SEPTEMBER
Donate to Peace's MobilePack Event

If you have questions, contact John Genskow at 715.797.8724 or email him at jgenskow8742@gmail.com.

In Addition - Peace is Partnering with our
Local Feed My People

While we support the mission of international ministry, we also strongly support several local mission organizations, including Feed My People.

When you volunteer with our MobilePack, we encourage you to bring a food donation (see the most-needed items below). All items collected will be brought to Eau Claire’s Feed My People.

Let’s help feed children all over the world and right here in the Eau Claire community.

Banner for Feed My People Food Bank listing most needed donation items, including proteins, vegetables and fruits, grains, easy prep meals, and non-food items, with a note about donation guidelines.

To learn more about Feed My People, click on the graphic above.

A man wearing a red hair cap, gray shirt, and gloves stands in a room with plastic-covered walls, working with a row of large plastic bags filled with a substance, packing food for missions.
People working together in a food packaging or preparation activity in a community center or similar space, wearing hairnets and gloves.
People in hairnets and gloves packing food in a large room with tables and bags of grains.
People wearing hairnets and gloves packaging food items at a table in a community service setting.
People wearing hairnets and gloves working on a baking project at a table, possibly in a community center or kitchen.
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A young boy and an adult man wearing hairnets working together at a table, possibly sealing or packaging items, in a room with a stage and black curtains in the background.
Elderly woman with pink nails sorting through paper and envelopes on a table, wearing a red sweatshirt.
Three people working in a warehouse or distribution center, with plastic sheeting covering the walls, stacking boxes on a pallet, one person operating a pallet jack, another inspecting a box, and the third writing on a clipboard.
Elderly volunteers wearing hairnets and gloves packing food in a community center.