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Grants for Schools & Communities is sponsored by No Kid Hungry (Share Our Strength). No Kid Hungry provides grants to schools and community groups to help them afford what they need to feed children. This often includes equipment like refrigerators, coolers, carts, and packaging for meal delivery, supporting federal feeding programs.
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Grant Inquiry Information | No Kid Hungry Think you know about SNAP? Take our quick myth-busting quiz to test your knowledge. Grant Inquiry Information A key part of No Kid Hungry’s strategy is building partnerships and supporting federal child nutrition programs through grantmaking.
Our grants provide schools and community-based organizations with the financial support they need to ensure kids have access to the nutritious food needed to live, learn and play. At this time, we are prioritizing funding to support increasing access to and participation in the School Breakfast Program and non-congregate summer meals. Limited funding is available to support increasing access to other federal nutrition programs.
*Please note that completion of the form does not constitute an automatic invitation to complete a No Kid Hungry grant application. Funding availability differs greatly by state and how organizations align with our funding priorities. No Kid Hungry provides grants to organizations and school districts, not individuals or families.
If you are an individual in need of support, please visit our grocery benefits page to learn about programs you or your family may be eligible for. You can also visit USDA’s Summer Meals for Kids Site Finder to locate meal sites in your community. Interested in Applying for a No Kid Hungry Grant?
If you are a school district or community-based organization working to serve children through federal feeding programs, we want to hear from you. Please complete the following form, and our team will reach out if grant funding is available for your program. Share Our Strength offers a variety of resources for grant applicants and community organizations and schools working to end hunger.
Please see several resources listed below and explore our Center for Best Practices for further information. Center for Best Practices Program, policy, and innovation experts who information and resources to stakeholders, conduct programmatic and policy research and analysis, and test promising ideas to identify emerging best practices.
By highlighting equity practices and policies from school districts across our nation who are making efforts to eliminate disparities, we hope to provide a roadmap for those who are just getting started and for those who wish to do more. Use our interactive map to see the locations that have received No Kid Hungry grants since March 2020.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: School districts or community-based organizations working to serve children through federal feeding programs. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Grants for Schools & Communities is funded by No Kid Hungry (Share Our Strength). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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No Kid Hungry Grants for Schools and Communities is sponsored by No Kid Hungry (Share Our Strength). No Kid Hungry provides grants to schools and community groups across the country to help them afford the equipment needed to feed children. These grants are rarely used to buy food directly, but rather for equipment like refrigerators, coolers, carts, and packaging for meal delivery, especially for programs serving children through federal feeding programs.
HBCU Nutrition Hub (No Kid Hungry Grant) is sponsored by No Kid Hungry (Share Our Strength). Grambling State University received this grant to support existing food access initiatives, create sustainable solutions, expand reach, support enrollment in federal food assistance programs, and promote access to nutritious meals for children through meal programs, recognized a…
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