Policy & Advocacy

Nearly half of all SNAP beneficiaries are children. The program provides families with an electronic card they can use to buy food at grocery stores.

RELEASE: Victory for Students In New York State

A new report from No Kid Hungry looks at effects of changes in state agencies on the effectiveness of meals programs for kids.

New Yorkers Tell the Mayor to Serve Breakfast as Part of the School Day

Shaina is part of a team organized by No Kid Hungry that is trying to help.

Some children rely on school meals to eat. But what happens during the summer? Florida and No Kid Hungry have partnered to serve free meals during summer.

With help from Carlita, and the many others in her community dedicated to improving the lives of children, we’re ending child hunger once and for all.

SNAP is one of the most important tools we have to end childhood hunger. Here are five things you should know about how SNAP helps kids.

For millions of kids, free and reduce-priced school meals provide the only protection from the pains of an empty stomach and the associated long-term consequences.

By the end of the summer, MUSC served 2,385 meals through the two bustling cafeterias and by distributing meals at a clinic that treats kids with sickle cell anemia, cancer, blood disorders and other ailments.