Media Attention

 

360 West: Waste Not, Want Not Marlene Eldred, a Southlake mom, hated seeing wasted school cafeteria food. Now she delivers from those who have to those who don't.

 

Little-Hands - Big Hearts has recieved lots of media attention in the last year. The Southlake Journal and Star Telegram have published serval articles and NBC has completed a video clip of the organization in action.

Click below to read the articles in full and to view the video.

 

Star Telegram Article: Untouched milk donated by Carroll school district students from their lunches....

 

Southlake Journal Article: Little Hands - Big Hearts has already donated tons of milk to needy families, but founder Marlene Eldred dreamed of expanding beyond just....

 

Little Hands Big Hearts has already donated tons of milk to needy families, but founder Marlene Eldred dreamed of expanding beyond just....

photo credit: Mark Graham for 360 West Magazine

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• • January 2012 NEW!

360 West: Waste Not, Want Not Marlene Eldred, a Southlake mom, hated seeing wasted school cafeteria food. Now she delivers from those who have to those who don't.

• July 22, 2008

  Untouched milk donated by Carroll school district students from their lunches...

• October 24, 2008

  Little Hands Big Hearts has already donated tons of milk to needy families, but founder Marlene Eldred dreamed of expanding beyond just....

• Holiday Issue, 2008

  Marlene Eldred saw a problem. And like most mothers, she knew there had to be a way to fix it....