In Our Schools

National School Breakfast Week is a nationwide celebration of the importance of school breakfasts and the people that make them available each morning.

To receive free school meals this year, most parents must apply. Here’s how to do it and why it matters.

In a new report, we take a look at the success of the afterschool meals program - and call for improvements.

Years after Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico, the island’s kids are still enduring the effects. With your help, Share Our Strength is making a difference.

When breakfast is a part of the school day, just like lunch, a lot more kids get the chance to eat. So, we're asking breakfast, "Will you be our Valentine."

No Kid Hungry and The Scotts Miracle-Gro Foundation have grown a partnership to get fresh, healthy foods to kids who need it most.

The fear of being singled out is one of the main reasons kids skip free meals at school – even when they need it.

Billy Shore's Teacher Appreciation Week letter to the editor of the New York Times about teachers ending childhood hunger

Craig Coughlin on a New Jersey law that will give tens of thousands more kids a healthy start to their school day.

The Powered by Breakfast campaign is designed to ensure every kid has the food they need to perform at their best.