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School Meals: “I Have the Best Job in the World”

Chef Reggie has the best job in the world. “I am a product of Fulton County schools,” he shared, proud […]

Weekend Meals Making a Difference in a Rural Community

Fields of peanuts, cotton and vegetables. This is what you will see as you travel through the rural community of […]

New Survey of Immigrant Families on Public Charge

Over the last year, our team has built strategic partnerships with organizations committed to creating equitable and just communities. As […]

Mark Your Calendars: No Kid Hungry Day of Action on December 14

As you know, No Kid Hungry has been working hard to pass and enact the Build Back Better Act, the […]

Recognizing Principals Feeding Hungry Kids Throughout the Coronavirus Pandemic

Principals across Georgia work every day with one thing in their minds: the success of their students. They understand that […]

New Data on Food Insecurity Provides Important Information on Fight Against Child Hunger

USDA Economic Research Service released their annual report on household food security in the U.S. These are the official food […]

COVID-19 Pandemic’s Impact on Hunger Among Kids in ages 0 – 5

No Kid Hungry hosted a discussion centered around new research from both the Urban Institute and the Hamilton Project at […]

PRESS RELEASE: No Kid Hungry Georgia Promotes School Meal Programs during the pandemic and supports districts efforts to reach all students

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE | December 16, 2020 Contact: Eleni Towns, etowns@strength.org No Kid Hungry Georgia Promotes School Meal Programs during the pandemic […]

NEW RESOURCE: School Meal Marketing Toolkit

As kids across Georgia returned to school this fall – many of them continuing to learn virtually – we’ve heard […]

The Importance of School Meals: Top Things Parents Should Know

The national parenting blog The Motherhood ran a guest post from No Kid Hungry last week, outlining the 5 things […]