“Ice cold lemonade for sale!” It’s hard to resist children selling lemonade, especially if it’s for a great cause. The school year is coming close to an end, but it’s not too late to help children get the meals they need this summer and teach your own children about the gift of helping others....
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Hi, I’m Remmi of Cook Time with Remmi. I believe every young person can make a difference by doing what they love to do! I’ve always loved being in the kitchen; I was helping out when I was only 4 years old!
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With a little hard work and a lot of passion, anyone can raise funds for No Kid Hungry. Turning $20 worth of ingredients into a $200 donation is simple if you host a Great American Bake Sale. Meet your fitness goals by running a 5k and raising funds for No Kid Hungry using our Personal Fundraising...
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Last summer, we received this hand-written note in the mail. I’ve never been so inspired by a letter– I hope it inspires you in the same way it does me. Esme is not only a Baker, she’s also a Difference Maker.
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As a member of the Share Our Strength staff, there is something very special about waking up in the morning knowing that I’m going to dedicate my day to helping feed our nation’s children. It’s an honor that compels me to share our mission to end childhood hunger in America with those I love. And...
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I decided to do a Bake Sale for Share Our Strength because my family and I watched an episode of Chopped on the Food Network. One of the school lunch ladies on Chopped explained how she packs backpacks for students on Fridays so they would have food to eat on the weekend.
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With a little hard work and a lot of passion, anyone can raise funds for No Kid Hungry. Turning $20 worth of ingredients into a $200 donation is simple if you host a Great American Bake Sale. Meet your fitness goals by running a 5k and raising funds for No Kid Hungry using our Personal Fundraising...
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"With a little creativity and innovation, each person can do his or her part to make childhood hunger in America a thing of the past," - Natasha, 16
Read More >"Ending hunger in America is important because every child deserves the right to live a life full of opportunities. Hunger is a desire the human body cannot control, yet a healthy body controls our ability to do well in school, make friends, and maintain a positive attitude in life," -...
Read More >"Childhood hunger is no joke to me at all. I know firsthand what it is like. I am just blessed that I no longer have to go through it anymore, but there are a lot of kids here in my state that aren’t so lucky," - Austin, 17
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"I still think about that girl, and how hard it must be to learn to read when you are hungry, and this is why ending childhood hunger in America is important to me," - Emma, 11
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Imagination can become thoughts, thoughts become actions, and actions can change the world. What would happen if tomorrow a person found a cure for cancer or found a way to create world peace?
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"Sometimes, when I would not like the green vegetables on my plate, my mother would often say 'the starving children in Africa would be happy to eat those.' That statement could not be truer, but African children are not the only ones who would have enjoyed my veggies. What my mother...
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Childhood hunger in America is important to me because it happened to me. No child should have to go through it. Too many kids today go home from school and are not sure if they will have a meal that night. It is no joke and we need to do something about it.
Read More >"I believe that it is integral to end childhood hunger in America. Food- something so basic- is just so essential," Athena, 14
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