Policy & Advocacy

No Kid Hungry is strongly urging Congressional to increase SNAP benefits by 15% during this crisis. That works out to $25 more a month to feed a child.

The Community Eligibility Provision can help feed more kids this school year.

Congress is weighing a new coronavirus relief package, and it must include increased SNAP benefits to help feed hungry kids during and beyond this crisis.

Last week the White House released it's FY21 budget. Here's how it would hurt the working poor and their children.

New report from No Kid Hungry and Feeding America on childhood hunger in rural areas.

Lisa Davis, senior vice president with the No Kid Hungry campaign, testified before Congress on Broad Based Categorical Eligibility (BBCE)

The White House is proposing a rule that would cut SNAP and school meal benefits for millions of families and kids.

The White House wants to impose stricter work requirements for able-bodied adults without dependents (ABAWDs) on SNAP. Here's what you need to know.

The No Kid Hungry Leadership Council met with Members of Congress and staff on Capitol Hill, urging them to do more to help hungry kids in the summertime.

Share Our Strength's comment letter to the USDA on the Administration's proposed rule to change SNAP eligibility.