When our communities needed them more than ever, school nutrition departments across the state stepped up in incredible ways to support all students – whether learning in the school building or remotely. Because of them, thousands of kids throughout Indiana have remained nourished during the crisis.

The pandemic has upended school meal programs as we know them. As schools have adjusted to remote learning, hybrid models, and or changes within the building to keep students and staff safe, school nutrition departments have had to work quickly to make sure meals are also adapting to these changes and available for every student.

These frontline hunger heroes – school nutrition and transportation professionals, community leaders, administrators, teachers, and volunteers – have done everything they can to ensure that kids continue to have access to meals. They’ve worked tirelessly, often for longer shifts and without days off. They’ve also found creative ways to get meals to kids, distributing weekly bags of fresh produce, providing curb-side meal pick-up, and even hopping on school buses to deliver meals directly to kids’ homes. These hunger heroes have shown tremendous dedication to the kids they serve, all while juggling mounting stress and uncertainty in their own lives.  No Kid Hungry Arizona is proud to have supported the following school districts across the commonwealth to date:

  • American Charter Schools Foundation D.B.A. South Ridge High School District
  • Antelope Union High School District 50
  • Bicentennial Union High School District #76
  • Black Mesa Community School
  • Chinle Unified School District
  • Concordia Charter School, Inc.
  • County of Maricopa Alhambra Elementary School District No. 68
  • Crane Elementary School District
  • Creighton Elementary School District
  • Empower College Prep
  • Humboldt Unified School District
  • Miami Unified School District 40 County of Gila
  • Native American Christian Academy
  • Page Unified School District #8
  • Paloma School Dist 094
  • Prescott Valley School District
  • Roosevelt Elementary School District No. 66
  • Sacaton Elementary School District #18
  • Saddle Mountain Unified School Dist
  • Somerton School District #11
  • Southwest Leadership Academy
  • St. Michael Indian School
  • Sunnyside Unified School District
  • Tombstone Unified School District
  • Wilson Elementary School District #7
  • Young School District #5

No Kid Hungry Arizona wants to thank all the school districts and, in particular, the nutrition staff. We are thankful for you!​