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Nearly 30 inmates at Norton Correctional Facility in northwest Kansas donated $3,810 of their own money to help wipe out a local school district’s unpaid lunch debt, telling the superintendent they remembered going hungry as children themselves. Norton Community Schools, USD 211, had ended the 2025-2026 school year with roughly $6,000 in unsettled meal debt, accrued from breakfast and lunch served to students whose families could not afford to pay. Members of Reaching Out From Within, a rehabilitation program for incarcerated people, learned of the shortfall this past spring and organized a fundraiser inside the prison. Kansas Department of Corrections staff added another $457, bringing the total to $4,267. On August 3, 2026, the men gathered at the facility to present the donation to Superintendent Corey Roy. Several told him they had lived through food insecurity growing up and understood how it affected a child’s ability to focus in class. Roy later described the moment as a chance for the men to reflect on their own paths forward. “I wanted them to know that they made a difference in a positive way,” Roy said. He added that the men “took it upon themselves to cover that debt” without ever being asked. Reaching Out From Within was founded in 1982 in Kansas and now operates in correctional facilities across Kansas, North Carolina, and Missouri, built on the principle that incarcerated men and women remain members of their communities. The donation will go toward covering meal costs for Norton students whose families continue to face food insecurity in the new school year.
Nearly 30 inmates at Norton Correctional Facility in northwest Kansas donated $3,810 of their own money to help wipe out a local school district’s unpaid lunch debt, telling the superintendent they remembered going hungry as children themselves. Norton Community Schools, USD 211, had ended the 2025-2026 school year with roughly $6,000 in unsettled meal debt, accrued from breakfast and lunch served to students whose families could not afford to pay. Members of Reaching Out From Within, a rehabilitation program for incarcerated people, learned of the shortfall this past spring and organized a fundraiser inside the prison. Kansas Department of Corrections staff added another $457, bringing the total to $4,267. On August 3, 2026, the men gathered at the facility to present the donation to Superintendent Corey Roy. Several told him they had lived through food insecurity growing up and understood how it affected a child’s ability to focus in class. Roy later described the moment as a chance for the men to reflect on their own paths forward. “I wanted them to know that they made a difference in a positive way,” Roy said. He added that the men “took it upon themselves to cover that debt” without ever being asked. Reaching Out From Within was founded in 1982 in Kansas and now operates in correctional facilities across Kansas, North Carolina, and Missouri, built on the principle that incarcerated men and women remain members of their communities. The donation will go toward covering meal costs for Norton students whose families continue to face food insecurity in the new school year.

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