This week, Congress passed a nearly $500 billion coronavirus relief package, delivering aid to small businesses and hospitals. It did not include SNAP.
Many kids need the school cafeteria to eat, and with schools closed because of the coronavirus, these kids are facing really tough times. Help them today.
Child hunger expected to spike in the wake of school closures and job losses; Jolie: “Strengthening SNAP will help ensure that fewer children go to bed hungry.
To reach hungry kids in need this summer the USDA must extend nationwide waivers that will allow feeding programs to continue to safely reach those in need.
Join No Kid Hungry and Students Rebuild, a program of the Bezos Family Foundation, to raise funds to feed hungry kids during and beyond the coronavirus crisis.
New funding from No Kid Hungry & Nationals Philanthropies helps ensure kids in Virginia and Maryland can access free meals during school closures and every day.