Evidence of youth-led action
Impact, Campaigns, and Youth Voice
Kids4Kids Relief documents what young people build, raise, distribute, publish, and share. This page separates organizational outputs, campaign results, public use, and independent media coverage so the evidence remains clear.
Organization Wide
Documented Impact
Kids4Kids Relief reports cash raised, donated goods, individuals supported, volunteers, chapters, website activity, and media reach separately so the figures remain clear and defensible.
4
Active Chapters
$13k+
Funds raised
$32k+
In-kind donations
1,000+
Individuals supported
100+
Volunteers involved
Community Awareness
Stroll Magazine Feature
A primary goal of Kids4Kids Relief is to educate the community throughout the year, Here is just one example of community outreach, Check out this feature article in Stroll Magazine to bring community awareness to youth mental health as hurricane season approaches.
How impact is grouped
Our Primary Pillars
Kids4Kids Relief documents what young people build, raise, distribute, publish, and share. This page separates organizational outputs, campaign results, public use, and independent media coverage so the evidence remains clear.
Resources Created
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Ready Together workbook
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Quick Reference Guide
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Chapter downloads
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Educational videos
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Session guides

Relief and Recovery
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Normalcy Kits
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Model for a Moment
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Disaster fundraising
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Donated goods
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Partner distributions

Youth Leadership
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Chapters
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Volunteers
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Student-led drives
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Peer-centered projects
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Public education
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Reach and Adoption
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Page visitors
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Workbook download clicks
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Video views
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School and community inquiries
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Sessions requested
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Organizations sharing resources

Campaign archive
Campaigns and Community Projects
Our work combines practical preparedness, personalized recovery, and youth-led action.
2022
Historical
Hurricane Ian Founding Response
Kids4Kids Relief began after Hurricane Ian, when its young founders saw that disaster recovery must address both essential needs and the loss of routine, comfort, and connection experienced by children and families.
12 Volunteers
127 People Supported
$6,820 funds raised
2025
Completed
Hurricane Melissa Normalcy Kit Drive
Students and supporters raised funds, collected approved items, and assembled personalized Normalcy Kits for children affected by Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica.
19 Volunteers
87 Normalcy Kits Assembled
103 People Supported
$2,625 funds raised
$2,100+ In-kind donations
2023
Completed
Model for a Moment
Students affected by Hurricane Ian accessed donated prom dresses through a milestone-recovery project. The initiative restored a moment of confidence and celebration alongside essential recovery.
46 Volunteers
212 Dresses Donated
300+ Accessories Donated
$20k+ In-kind donations
6 Schools Coordinated
1 Youth Led Organization Partnership
2026
Ongoing
Ready Together
A free hurricane preparedness and mental wellness workbook for families, published with a Quick Reference Guide and a short video series. Distribution to schools and community groups is continuing.
233 Page workbook
10 Chapters
12 Social Media Videos
Currently working to coordinate a family hurricane preparedness presentation at local libraries and continuing to grow our video shorts series across social media platforms.
Youth voice
Rising After the Storm
Sam, Jolie, and Julianna joined the National Youth Leadership Council’s Power of Young People podcast to discuss Hurricane Ian, peer-centered recovery, youth mental wellness, resilience, and the role young people can play after disasters.
Published by NYLC The Power of Young People on April 29, 2026












