Cocoa Packs, a nonprofit group that assists children with food insecurity, held a groundbreaking on a new facility Thursday afternoon. The Hershey-based group is building the new 20,000-foot facility on Main Street in Hummelstown, Dauphin County. The goal of the new facility is to house all of the Cocoa Packs operations including storage, assembly and distribution in one location. The new building will also have educational opportunities, including a teaching kitchen.Funding for the project is through its capital campaign, which moved into its public phase on Thursday. Christine Drexler, president and founder of Cocoa Packs, spoke about the importance of a new facility. "To have a space where everyone is safe, where our handicapped friends have access in the way that they need it to be and to be able to expose children to a myriad of educational offerings... All the different services are in one spot and it's a game-changer for us, it really is," Drexler said. Several groups have already announced financial support including The Hershey Company, Hershey Entertainment and Resorts, and Penn State Health.