Our Programs

The Hudson Family Foundation spearheads programs to benefit children and families.

Who We Serve

The Hudson Family Foundation is committed to giving back to those in need.

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A positive and long-lasting impact

Our Mission

The Hudson Family Foundation is committed to identifying areas of need in our communities, including children and families in need of physical, emotional, and/or financial assistance. We strive to serve these children and families through our programs, in the hope that we will make a positive and long-lasting impact in their lives and in our communities.

Based on Christian values

Our Philosophy

The Hudson Family Foundation is based on our Christian values and our strong belief that we are grateful for our many blessings, and it is our responsibility to give back to those in need.

WELCOME TO THE CLUB: HUDSONS HONOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ‘LEGENDS’

AUBURN, Ala. – In a Tiger Walk reminiscent of a football Saturday or a March Madness run, Auburn rolled out the orange and blue carpet Thursday morning.

This time, instead of receiving cheers, Auburn coaches and student-athletes were giving them, as busloads of elementary schools students filed into Auburn Arena past Aubie and Auburn cheerleaders while members of the Auburn University Marching Band played. Continue reading

17,075

Books collected and distributed through our Hudson Family Foundation Book Box Program

$1,174,173

in individual and program grant money awarded to those in need

$588,000

in scholarship funds have helped students further their education since 2010

5,460

Atlanta Braves tickets provided to our grant and scholarship families and helping other organizations raise funds

It is a
great thing
to be a blessing
to a child.

Support the Hudson Family Foundation.

We are beyond grateful for the generous donations of our supporters who keep the Hudson Family Foundation running for the benefit of the children and families that we serve in Alabama and Georgia.