San Antonio Founder Receives Cash for Kindness Award
The Cash for Kindness program honors a local nonprofit leader for her charitable work supporting mothers in San Antonio.
Updated on Oct. 30, 2026 in Philanthropy
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Nonprofit founder Kristina Rhodes received a $1,000 Cash for Kindness prize for her ongoing work supporting local mothers in San Antonio. The award honors the charitable services she provides through her organization, Glory Rhodes to Motherhood.
Why it matters
The award recognizes the significant impact Rhodes has made on the San Antonio community by providing essential baby supplies to families in need. Her efforts address a critical gap in local support services for mothers facing financial hardship.
The Cash for Kindness program awarded a $1,000 prize to support the operations of Glory Rhodes to Motherhood. The organization currently serves 13 mothers daily with essential baby supplies.
The players
Kristina Rhodes
She is the founder of the San Antonio nonprofit Glory Rhodes to Motherhood which provides baby supplies to mothers.
Fox SA
This is a local San Antonio media outlet that participated in the presentation of the Cash for Kindness prize.
DJC Law
This is a local legal firm that co-sponsored the Cash for Kindness prize awarded to the nonprofit founder.
The details
Kristina Rhodes runs her nonprofit from her home on the Northeast Side of San Antonio, supplying formula, diapers, and clothing to families. Fox SA and DJC Law presented the prize after a producer contacted her while posing as a mother in need of support.
Timeline
October 30, 2026: Award announced in local news coverage.
Market Landscape
This award highlights the essential role of grassroots initiatives in filling gaps within the broader social service landscape. It positions community-led efforts as critical partners alongside formal institutional support structures in addressing local family needs.
The increased support for Glory Rhodes to Motherhood means the organization can continue providing consistent access to formula and diapers for local families. Rhodes plans to utilize the prize money to purchase a car to improve her ability to distribute these goods.
The takeaway
Supporting small-scale community nonprofits can provide immediate relief to families facing financial distress. Residents looking to help can prioritize donating essential baby supplies like formula and diapers to local organizations.
Further reading
Learn more about local giving initiatives in San Antonio Philanthropy.
Source note: This article includes information reported by KABB.
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