Kids need lunch. It's as simple as that. And when the nourishment they receive from free or reduced-price school meals suddenly STOPS—like when school lets out for the summer—it's up to us to make sure they don't go without.
Make a gift to help get lunch and other meals to kids this summer and all year long. Right now, your support can help provide twice as many meals to kids and families experiencing hunger with a limited-time matching gift from generous match partners.
Lunch is what fuels afternoons spent playing, the connection of laughter with friends, and the foundation for success in school. Every kid deserves that.
You can help ensure kids and their families have the meals they need to grow and thrive. When we all play a role, we can create a summer where every kid is nourished, safe, and thriving.
Today, your support can go twice as far, thanks to a special challenge match, up to $250,000.
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Tyleeq (far left) eating lunch at the Boys and Girls Club.
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Your gift can ensure that kids like Tyleeq have access to the nutritious food they need, especially when school meals aren't available. While school's out, Tyleeq spends his days at the local Boys and Girls Club, where he can get breakfast and lunch thanks to a Feeding America member food bank, Blue Ridge Area Food Bank.
"Eating food at the Boys and Girls Club is great," Tyleeq said. "It means when I get home, I'm not hungry. And when I'm not hungry, I can go outside and play and have fun."
Isn't that what we want for every child?
Your donation today helps make these long summer days a lot better, providing meals for kids like Tyleeq, whose families need a little extra support to put food on the table.
Your gift of $25 or more can help make a difference for your neighbors experiencing hunger. It would mean so much to have you join us by donating today.
Help us feed as many kids as possible this summer and beyond by donating today. Right now, your impact can go twice as far, up to $250,000, by donating today.
Sincerely,
Linda Nageotte
President & Chief Operating Officer
Feeding America
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