For decades, our Hunger Heroes program has celebrated school nutrition professionals who happily help fuel young minds with nutritious meals. Each year, up to five Hunger Heroes have received $5,000 grants to improve their district’s foodservice program, positively impacting students and families across the country. Since 2022, the program has awarded over $100,000.
The Hunger Heroes program is currently taking a pause, but our gratitude for the everyday heroes who serve kids doesn’t stop. We’re proud of all our Hunger Heroes and are thankful for all who make mealtime a bright spot in a child’s day.
Lodi Independent Public Schools (CA)
Virginia Beach Public Schools (VA)
Carney Public School (OK)
Brady Public Schools (NE)
Kentwood Public Schools (MI)
Cobb County Public Schools (GA)
Mesquite Independent School District (TX)
Carney Public School (OK)
Orofino Joint School District (ID)
Kentwood Public Schools (MI)
Commack School District (NY)
Rialto Unified School District (CA)
Alma Area Schools (WI)
Humboldt School District (AZ)
Lee County Public Schools (FL)
Baggett Elementary, Gwinnett County Public Schools
Nueva Vista Continuation High School, Jurupa Valley, CA
Gilbert Intermediate School, Gilbert, IA
Bloomfield High School, Bloomfield, NM
Dayton Elementary, Dayton, PA
Rivercrest High School, Wilson, AR
Andover Elementary School, Orange County Public Schools
Upper Dublin High School, Upper Dublin School District
Holt Middle School, Fayetteville, AR
Angleton Junior High School, Angleton ISD
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