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HungerVolunteer.org

October 17, 2012

HungerVolunteer.org is designed to help people get involved in concrete ways to reduce hunger in both the short- and long-term. Whether you have only a few hours or would like to give more of your time, you will find a wealth of information, as well as step-by-step instructions for taking action to ensure that more […]

Winning Meal Announced for Rachael Ray’s Yum-o! Healthy School Meal Contest

October 16, 2012

(New York, NY) — We have a winner! In celebration of October’s National School Lunch Week, the Alliance for a Healthier Generation (Alliance), the School Nutrition Association (SNA) and the Yum-o! organization have announced Donnie Barclift from Oakland Unified School District as the winner of Rachael Ray’s Yum-o! Healthy School Meal Contest with his recipe for Pozole con Pescado…

Well Kiddos

September 30, 2012

Led by Manuela Hipkins, the San Francisco Bay Area, California-based Well Kiddos organization advocates providing children with healthy food choices when dining in or out. A mother of three young children and a pediatric Speech and Language Pathologist, Hipkins developed a deep respect for the connection between nutritional habits of the children she treated and […]

The PB & J Fund

September 15, 2012

The PB & J Fund connects Charlottesville, Virginia youth with the resources and knowledge necessary to help develop a healthy diet. By working with community partners to provide healthy meals and teach cooking habits, it aims to address kids’ nutritional needs at each stage of development. For the last four years, the organization has partnered […]

Go ORANGE for Hunger this September!

August 30, 2012

Feeding America and Share Our Strength have joined forces to promote September’s Hunger Action Month and No Kid Hungry Month, along with Go ORANGE Day. This September 6, join Rachael Ray and Yum-o! and Go ORANGE to help your friends and neighbors in need…

The Food Lab at Walker Jones

July 15, 2012

Walker Jones Education Campus is a pre-K through 8th grade school, with a total of about 450 students. Located in the heart of Washington, DC, it is home to DC’s largest urban farm and the budding Food Lab at Walker Jones. Started in 2011 as a basic culinary classroom and as an extension of the […]

The Lunch Box

June 30, 2012

The Lunch Box is an online toolkit with “Healthy Tools For All Schools,” packed with solutions at your fingertips. You can use any of these free tools to transform your school food into healthy and delicious food for all children, at every school. The recipes and other tools-for-change featured on this site have worked well […]

Food Finders

June 15, 2012

Food Finders is a multiregional food bank and food rescue program headquartered in Signal Hill, California. Organization volunteers and staff pick up hundreds donated food from hundreds of local grocery stores, bakeries, restaurants and produce markets and distribute it directly to missions, shelters and social service agencies on a same-day basis. On average, Food Finders […]

Marin Organic’s Organic School Lunch and Gleaning Program

May 30, 2012

Marin Organic is a cooperative association of Marin County organic producers dedicated to improving farming practices and promoting sustainable agriculture and locally produced food by offering support and educational opportunities for farmers, marketing assistance, public outreach and environmental management programs. The organization also builds relationships with businesses, member producers, farming associations, restaurants, environmental groups and […]

AmpleHarvest.org

May 15, 2012

Now in its third year, the AmpleHarvest.org campaign was created to help growers share their garden bounty with those in need by providing an online clearinghouse to locate neighborhood food pantries accepting donations of freshly harvested produce. More than 5,100 food pantries nationwide have registered on the organization’s free website, and the organization expects to […]