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Travis Kelce partnered with breakfast company Kodiak to donate 25,000 meals to children in Kansas City at Operation Breakthrough.

Many students don't get their first meal of the day until arriving at Operation Breakthrough

A woman dubbed the “Mother Teresa of Kansas City” has died at the age of 87.

“She’s a reminder that normal people can do extraordinary things,” said Mary Esselman, CEO of Operation Breakthrough, of Sister Berta Sailer.

Operation Breakthrough and the generations of people it's helped around Kansas City are mourning the loss of Sister Berta Sailer after she passed away at the age of 87 Monday.

/PRNewswire/ -- Kodiak, the breakfast company known for its high-protein, whole grain breakfast products, and Travis Kelce, star tight-end of the Kansas City...

Travis Kelce has teamed up with Kodiak, a company that produces high-protein breakfast products, to donate 25,000 hot breakfasts to hundreds of Kansas City children and their families.

Travis Kelce and Kodiak are working together to donate 25,000 meals to Kansas City youth through Operation Breakthrough.

Hot breakfast meals to be provided to under-resourced communities via Operation Breakthrough

Sister Berta Sailer, co-founder of Operation Breakthrough, passed away in her sleep Thursday morning.