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Reflections on Last Year & The Road Ahead

Happy New Year from No Kid Hungry Michigan! As we start this new year energized…

dsalisburyJanuary 19, 2023

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Native Heritage Month: The Chickasaw Nation Fueling Opportunity in Oklahoma

POSTED BY: DIEGO ALONSO This Native American Heritage Month, we are celebrating the rich and diverse…

dsalisburyNovember 15, 2022

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A Principal goes Above and Beyond – Celebrating Principals Month in Powell Township

A Principal goes Above and Beyond - Celebrating Principals Month in Powell Township Principals across the…

dsalisburyOctober 18, 2022

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To receive free school meals in Michigan this year, most parents must apply. Here’s how School Nutrition Program Operators can help spread the word on how they can do so.

All across America, kids are headed back to school. Unfortunately, nearly 12 million of those…

dsalisburySeptember 30, 2022

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Five Things to Know About the Healthy Meals, Healthy Kids Act

Posted by: Meredith Jorss / August 1, 2022At the end of July, the House Education…

dsalisburyAugust 2, 2022

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RELEASE: No Kid Hungry Grants over $70,000 to Five Michigan Schools, Community Organizations

RELEASE: No Kid Hungry Grants over $70,000 to Five Michigan Schools, Community Organizations “We…

dsalisburyJuly 18, 2022

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At Shelby Middle School, Breakfast is a Community Effort

At Shelby Middle School, Breakfast is a Community Effort In Western Michigan, Shelby Middle School…

dsalisburyJune 2, 2022

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Breakfast In the Classroom a Big Win at Oxford – Lakeville Elementary

Breakfast In the Classroom a Big Win at Oxford - Lakeville Elementary No Kid Hungry Michigan…

dsalisburyMay 23, 2022

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Second Chance Breakfast a Success at Kenowa Hills High

New! Click Below to view the video from Milk Means More and ABC 4 featuring…

dsalisburyMay 10, 2022

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RELEASE: 14 Schools, Community Organizations Receive Nearly $168,000 to Feed Kids throughout Michigan

“We are proud to support schools and community organizations as they do their important work…

dsalisburyApril 21, 2022

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Reflections on Last Year & The Road Ahead

Native Heritage Month: The Chickasaw Nation Fueling Opportunity in Oklahoma

A Principal goes Above and Beyond – Celebrating Principals Month in Powell Township

To receive free school meals in Michigan this year, most parents must apply. Here’s how School Nutrition Program Operators can help spread the word on how they can do so.

Five Things to Know About the Healthy Meals, Healthy Kids Act

RELEASE: No Kid Hungry Grants over $70,000 to Five Michigan Schools, Community Organizations

At Shelby Middle School, Breakfast is a Community Effort

Breakfast In the Classroom a Big Win at Oxford – Lakeville Elementary

Second Chance Breakfast a Success at Kenowa Hills High

RELEASE: 14 Schools, Community Organizations Receive Nearly $168,000 to Feed Kids throughout Michigan

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