Midland Soup Kitchen Ministry and Midland City Council collaborated to address community needs, inspiring students to give back and make a difference.
MIDLAND, Texas — On Thursday, 5th graders gathered for a special discussion on the importance of giving back, led by representatives from the Midland Soup Kitchen Ministry and Midland City Council.
“We just think that to get out into the community like this with the elementary students, it’s something that’s so crucial into the future years of not only our ministry, but city leadership as a whole,” said Nathan Ivy, administrator for the Midland Soup Kitchen. “As we look at this, the young students, we’re able to see that they’re going to be our next generation of leaders in this community.”
The event also featured newly elected City Councilmember At-Large, John Burkholder, who highlighted the impact of city partnerships with nonprofits.
“We’ve been able to help the community …