11 organizations in the 2026 season
We build them. Our partners hand them out.
Love One Another does not run programs and does not screen families. We deliver finished baskets in bulk to organizations already serving children across Southeast Michigan, and they decide who receives one.
Eleven organizations put them in kids’ hands
In 2026, more than 200 baskets went to children in foster care through the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services alone. The rest went to shelters, food pantries, community centers and afterschool programs.
Ensuring youth in the Foster Care System can celebrate Easter
Ensuring youth experiencing unhoused situations can celebrate Easter
Ensuring low-income youth in tutoring programs can celebrate Easter
Ensuring youth experiencing food insecurity can celebrate Easter
Ensuring youth experiencing poverty and unstable homes can celebrate Easter
Ensuring youth experiencing domestic violence can celebrate Easter
Ensuring youth in the Boys & Girls Clubs can celebrate Easter
Ensuring low-income Hispanic youth can celebrate Easter
Ensuring low-income Latin American youth can celebrate Easter
Ensuring low-income youth can celebrate Easter
Stanford House
Ensuring youth experiencing unhoused situations can celebrate Easter
Over 200 baskets went to kids in foster care
In 2026 the single largest share of the season went through the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services Children's Services division, straight to children in the foster care system.
The rest were split between shelters, food pantries, community centers and afterschool programs.
Who our partners serve
Shelters
Food Pantries
Community Centers
Afterschool Programs
Foster Care Programs