What We Do

The Women, Infants, and Children - WIC program is a supplemental nutrition program to improve the health of parents and children.

WIC and SNAP are two federal food assistance programs. A comparison of the qualifications, what you can use them for, and additional benefits of both programs.

When Laura Guerrero, a community health worker at RUSH University System for Health, stepped in to support a family during a medical emergency, the critical...

To keep dreaming, playing and growing, kids need access to three meals 365 days of the year. Today we bring you the stories of breakfast, lunch and dinner...

No Kid Hungry came up with a plan to help children under the age of six by providing grants to childcare centers, local health departments and community groups.

No Kid Hungry experts analyze the 2021 food insecurity numbers from the USDA.

Ending childhood hunger involves much more than “just” getting food to kids. No Kid Hungry provides technical assistance to support schools and communities

Lowcountry Food Bank received the No Kid Hungry’s Promising Practices to End Rural Child Hunger Initiative grant.

No Kid Hungry has partnered with artists across the country to capture the stories of what children have experienced during the coronavirus pandemic.

See Every No Kid Hungry Community Grant from the Pandemic