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Information, tools, and resources designed to successfully end childhood hunger.

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Policy & Advocacy

Learn how to make policy changes to expand the reach of the nutrition programs.

Research

Find research and data resources that describe the extent of childhood hunger, the impact of child nutrition programs, and ways to improve program access.

Resource Center

From research briefs to one-pagers, from maps to marketing materials, we've got a complete library of tools that can help you feed more kids.

Featured Resources

Educator's Guide to School Breakfast Funding

This resource traces the path of the funding that supports school breakfast and lunch from Congress to cafeteria. It also answers common questions that educators have about how the programs work.

The No Kid Hungry Averaged Eligibility Map

The No Kid Hungry Averaged Eligibility Map will show you if your summer meals site or day care home is located in an area-eligible location based on the USDA Food and Nutrition Service’s averaging policy.

Webinars

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Gaining Teacher & Principal Buy-in for Breakfast After the Bell

Principals and teachers are an essential part of a successful Breakfast After the Bell (BAB) program. Learn strategies for gaining buy-in from these crucial stakeholders; providing BAB training prior to implementation; maintaining communication to sustain your BAB program; and building a network of principal and teacher champions. This webinar is most appropriate for school nutrition directors, but we welcome anyone interested in learning more about gaining buy-in from teachers and principals for BAB.

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Serve Summer Meals at Nontraditional Sites

In our last webinar of this year's "School's Out, Food's In" series, we will explore opportunities to extend meal service to migrant communities. Webinar attendees will first learn basic criteria for serving meals at migrant sites and then hear from providers who have pursued expanded service in this area.

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Summer Meals at Public Housing Facilities

Summer meal service at public housing sites has expanded greatly in recent years. At the same time, for this model to continue to grow, program sponsors must successfully identify and engage key decision-makers who can lend management support to meal service at sites. Learn about opportunities to work with state Rural Development offices, property management companies and site staff to implement this service model in communities you serve.
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Hunger Innovation Report

Are you doing creative work when it comes to feeding kids? Help make it easier to feed more kids by sharing your ideas.

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