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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.
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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.
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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