How the Community Eligibility Provision Helps Hungry Kids No Kid Hungry's response to a Heritage Foundation piece in the Washington Times about the Community Eligibility Provision.
Beyond Missing Meals: How Food Insecurity Affects Women Research shows women are disproportionately affected by hunger. Here are three things to know about how hunger affects women.
Quick Bites: March Benefits Arrive Early for Some SNAP Recipients A roundup of states disbursing March SNAP benefits earlier than usual and providing much needed relief for millions of families.
Quick Bites: Millions of Americans Receive Early Disbursement of February SNAP Benefits Quick Bites: Millions of Americans Receive Early Disbursement of February SNAP Benefits
How the Shutdown is Affecting Your Monthly SNAP Benefits SNAP recipients in the United States will receive their full February benefits *early* this year. They will be loaded on EBT cards on or before Jan. 20.
Quick Bites: How Communities are Responding to the Government Shutdown A collection of how the government shutdown is affecting communities around the country.
What the Government Shutdown Means for Hungry Kids Shutting down the departments that oversee food assistance programs will have very real consequences for the children that No Kid Hungry serves.
5 Things to Know about the “Public Charge Rule” and Its Impact on Kids Learn how the proposed rule will affect children.
What Are You Waiting For? Vote! Alana Davis, a No Kid Hungry youth volunteer, on the importance of voting to end childhood hunger.
Vote to End Childhood Hunger Kids don't have lobbyists. They don't make campaign contributions. And they can't vote. That's why, this Election Day, they need you to vote for them.