We’re working to end child hunger in America by connecting kids to effective but under-utilized nutrition programs like school breakfast, summer meals, and afterschool meals.

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Free meals are available for children and teens at many locations throughout NC while school is out for summer.

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2017 NC School Breakfast Challenge

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Voices of NC Child Hunger Leaders

Innovative Breakfast Service

Nutrition Education Resources

Deloitte Social Impact Analysis of School Breakfast

2017 NC Child Leaders Conference

Revisit your favorite parts of our 2017 conference or catch up on what you missed with the materials we've compiled online.

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5th Annual NC School Breakfast Challenge

Feed more kids by changing how breakfast is served.

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Nutrition Education in NC

Learn more about the Nutrition Education work being done in the state by No Kid Hungry NC, Share Our Strength, and other organizations.

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A Model for Change in Guilford County

The Partners for Breakfast in the Classroom grant started a transformation of how Guilford County Schools serves breakfast.

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First Lady of NC at Breakfast in Durham

Watch Principal Aisha Howard and First Lady of NC Kristen Cooper discuss the benefits of Breakfast in the Classroom.

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Innovative Breakfast in Warren County

Learn more about the benefits of Breakfast After The Bell from Warren County Schools's superintendent and school nutrition director.

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Latest News

Serving Up Success: Buncombe County’s Donna Farmer

Action For Healthy Kids Buncombe County Schools, North Carolina During the 2015- 2016 school year, Donna Farmer was the cafeteria manager at Avery’s Creek Elementary School in Buncombe County, North Carolina where she implemented breakfast in the classroom, and had such success that they were one of three winners in the North Carolina No Kid […]

N.C. First Lady Cooper Talks Food Insecurity During High Point Visit

The News and Record GREENSBORO — As breakfast winded down at Deep River Parks and Recreation Center in High Point on Monday, North Carolina first lady Kristin Cooper moved from table to table talking with children and asking their opinion about the food. Lunches? They’re about average, said Jaylen Carl, a rising sixth-grader who sounded […]

MHS Student Recognized In NC Summer Nutrition Program

McDowell News Students from Johnston County Schools and McDowell County Schools received top honors in the North Carolina Summer Nutrition Programs Artwork contest. The North Carolina Department of Public Instruction (NCDPI) School Nutrition Services staff invited students to design artwork to help increase the visibility of its Summer Nutrition Programs. “What better way to capture […]

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