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No Kid Hungry Center for Best Practices

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

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Access tools and strategies tailored to your needs.

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.

Making Breakfast After the Bell Work in Middle and High Schools

Learn best practices from schools that are succedding with their middle and high school BAB programs.

Webinars

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Go Where the Kids Are: Find Success with Supper this School Year

Serving afterschool meals through the CACFP can be a win for students, sponsors, and schools, but achieving strong supper participation can be a challenge. Join us to learn the strategies of two successful school districts, such as Supper in the Classroom and delivering meals to activity groups. This webinar, made possible by No Kid Hungry’s Afterschool Meals partner Tyson Foods, Inc., will offer helpful ideas on how to structure your program whether you’re a supper veteran or just thinking of piloting this year.

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Getting Ready for Breakfast After the Bell

Breakfast After the Bell models are the most effective ways to increase breakfast participation in schools and meet the needs of the students. Join us as we discuss the many things to think about when getting ready to implement a Breakfast After the Bell program, such as equipment, timeline, and troubleshooting.

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Go Where the Kids Are: Find Success with Supper this School Year

Serving afterschool meals through the CACFP can be a win for students, sponsors, and schools, but achieving strong supper participation can be a challenge. Join us to learn the strategies of two successful school districts, such as Supper in the Classroom and delivering meals to activity groups. This webinar, made possible by No Kid Hungry’s Afterschool Meals partner Tyson Foods, Inc., will offer helpful ideas on how to structure your program whether you’re a supper veteran or just thinking of piloting this year.

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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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The School Breakfast Leadership Institute

The School Breakfast Leadership Institute was held from June 14th-15th, 2018 in Chicago. The Institute brought together six state teams to develop strategies for expanding school breakfast participation in their states. Each team left with $60,000 to implement their action plans.

Corporate & Foundation Partners

Our generous partners make it possible for us to fight childhood hunger.