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OUR STATEMENT ON FEDERAL FOOD FRAUD

Social Inequities

We work to ensure that children have access to food. Communities of color experience food insecurity more than others.  We want all citizens to commit to ending this injustice. We stand with those facing prejudice. We hold out hope that our communities will come together to heal, grow stronger, become more aware of social inequities, and be willing to do what is needed to eradicate racism.

 

We increase access to nutritious food for Minnesota Infants and children by leveraging under-utilized federal meals programs in childcare, school and community settings. Children should only be hungry to learn.

Free Meals for Kids

Free Meals for Kids — Use this app to find free meals nearest you. It’s one of our 5 precision-focused programs that provide nutritious meals for kids.

Child Nutrition Index

Nearly 563,000 kids are hungry in Minnesota. How well are we feeding our kids? Find out for your community.

Giving

We’re a nonprofit that supports grassroots organizations, schools, childcare centers and youth programs to address child hunger. Join us and donate to the Hunger Free KIDS Fund.

Noteworthy

Presentations and videos from our 2022 conference on community building for children.

Girl Writing Righthanded

Don’t neglect the true food fraud victim – hungry kids. (Minneapolis Star Tribune, Nov. 15)

USDA invests $50 Million to Strengthen school meals.  (November 10, 2022)

Federal programs make feeding low-income kids possible for non-profits. (Sahan Journal, August 18)

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Connect the Dots

Minnesota kids who are at risk of hunger. LEARN MORE

Fewer than 60 percent of eligible kids are enrolled in WIC. LEARN MORE

More than 30% of Minnesota kids miss a meal every other day.

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