Policy & Advocacy

In September a new bill, the College Student Hunger Act of 2017, was introduced into Congress to address this issue. 

“As a school teacher, I am still not being paid enough to support my own family," said Laura Ortega, a teacher from rural Minnesota. "In order for me to make en

When her mom was out of work, M’Kayla, age 11, relied on food benefit programs.

Tim Hayes is a single dad from Minnesota. "Working two jobs, having two kids - just barely making ends meet. SNAP has been taking some of the pressure off..."

By managing food sustainably and reducing waste, we can feed hungry people in our communities and conserve precious natural resources.

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.