Share Our Strength
- No Kid Hungry
Join the national movement of people committed to ending childhood hunger in America.
- Cooking Matters
Empowers families with the skills, knowledge, and confidence to prepare healthy and affordable meals.
- Great American Dineout
Join us September 16-22, 2012 for the fifth annual Dine Out For No Kid Hungry!
- Great American Bakesale
A national campaign that mobilizes Americans to end childhood hunger by holding bake sales in their communities.
- Taste of the Nation
Fine dining and tasting events that help make sure no kid in America grows up hungry.
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Start the Year Off Right
To kick off 2012, we’ve set an ambitious goal to raise 100,000 meals in the next 30 days for hungry children across America. Every $10 dollars you give can connect a child with 100 meals.
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No Kid Hungry
By pledging today, I add my voice to the national movement of people committed to ending childhood hunger in America by 2015. Visit NoKidHungry.org today »
In the News
Healthy Foods: More On New USDA Standards
The Salt, NPR’s food blog, covered the new USDA nutrition standards for school meals.... Read »
School Meals: Already Doing It
Many schools around the nation have begun already implementing more nutritious lunches.... Read »
Chefs: Rogue 24 Enlists Chefs and Supports No Kid Hungry
Chefs support Share Our Strength and James Beard Award Winner, RJ Cooper with Rogue Sessions.... Read »
Food Banks: New NY Stats
The newest NY Food Bank report gives new insight into who’s using food banks in New York City.... Read »
Community Activity
From Our Blog From TwitterNew USDA Guidelines for School Food: Can They Be Met?
By Katherine Van Steenburgh | Posted January 27
For the first time in 15 years, the USDA has updated and improved the nutritional guidelines for school food. On Wednesday, First Lady Michelle Obama and Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced new USDA nutrition guidelines. In short, schools will be required to serve more-nutritious meals with twice as many fruits and vegetables, more whole grains, less sodium, and less fat. The announcement also included the news that the reimbursement rate for schools isRead more »
Millions of Kids in America Struggle with Hunger
These kids have trouble learning, tend to get sick more often and don't develop as fast or as soundly as other kids. Yet, we see a future in which no child in America goes hungry.
Some sobering statistics
children in America -more than 16 million- struggle with hunger.
children in America live in poverty.
of eligible children get free or reduced-price school breakfast.
Our No Kid Hungry™ Strategy
We are doing this through partnerships with public officials, community and faith-based organizations, and private-sector leaders at the state and city level, all working together to connect kids to the programs that can help them and the food they need. This is our No Kid Hungry Campaign.
The Campaign
Share Our Strength's No Kid Hungry Campaign brings together all our efforts to 1) make sure no child in America goes hungry and 2) raise the funds needed to make sure no child in America goes hungry.
the nation's premier culinary benefit dedicated to ending childhood hunger in America brings together hundreds of chefs at more than 40 events each year in the U.S. and Canada. Learn more
providing the best practices and resources needed to help you achieve success in fighting Childhood Hunger in your state. Learn more
presented by Domino Sugar, C&H Sugar and Duncan Hines, encourages Americans to host bake sales in their communities. Learn more
a national week-long event in September, features restaurants of every type raising funds and awareness in a variety of ways. Learn more
teaches children and families them how to shop for and prepare healthy, affordable foods and is nationally sponsored by the ConAgra Foods® Foundation and Walmart. Learn more
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Helping Hundreds of Thousands of Kids
Through No Kid Hungry, we are giving more kids a healthy start by supporting school breakfast programs; ensuring kids have food at home by helping more eligible families enroll in SNAP; keeping kids fed outside of school by ensuring access to afterschool and summer programs that provide snacks or meals; and teaching families how to prepare healthy, affordable meals.
Summer Success in Arkansas
This year in Arkansas, the No Kid Hungry Campaign worked to ensure more kids at risk of hunger received free summer meals. Using new outreach materials, a summer meals hotline, and local public service announcements the campaign increased the number of summer meal sites from 339 in 2010, to 440 in 2011. 211,000 more meals were served in 2011 and 14 additional counties were reached.
Core Partners
