No Kid Hungry

No Kid Hungry

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Share Our Strength’s No Kid Hungry campaign aims to end childhood hunger in the U.S. 🧡 Together, we can make #NoKidHungry a reality!

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In the face of the child hunger crisis unfolding in plain sight, Chair Boozman’s farm bill proposal falls short on SNAP, despite including a step in the right direction, and further changes are needed before the legislation moves forward.

Thank you to the North Carolina legislature for including SUN Bucks in the budget, the Governor for signing it into law, and all who are working to end summer hunger.

We're part of Nourish the American Dream, a coalition of nonprofits raising funds to end childhood hunger. 14 million kids are counting on us. July 1-7. Plus Albertsons is matching donations to No Kid Hungry up to $250,000. Are you in? #NourishTheAmericanDream #NourishingNeighbors bit.ly/4uV6P7x

“Already, more than 4 million people have lost their grocery benefits since the SNAP cuts were enacted, and this number will only increase if Congress fails to provide states with the time needed to responsibly implement these provisions.” Full statement on the proposed Farm Bill: bit.ly/4aBVeTJ

bit.lySTATEMENT: Share Our Strength's George Kelemen calls for Senate to protect SNAP in Farm BillSTATEMENT: Share Our Strength's George Kelemen calls for Senate to protect SNAP in Farm Bill

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"There is no shortage of resources for the most vulnerable among us" is true, but not in the way the Trump administration thinks.

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This is quite a response to data showing that the number of children receiving food assistance has plummeted since the deepest SNAP cuts in history were signed into law last summer. www.propublica.org/article/snap...

The National School Lunch Program is turning 80 today. 80 years later, we’ve still got work to do, but we celebrate the generations of kids this program has fed. 🎉

Good news from Tennessee: the governor signed the state budget last Friday which makes it SUPER official that summer EBT is coming back to Tennessee in 2027 to help get kids the meals they need! Learn more: bit.ly/4v92huF

☀️MORE GOOD NEWS☀️ Summer EBT is coming back to Tennessee in 2027! Thanks to the leadership of state champions and advocacy friends across Tennessee, this critical nutrition program will again help kids get the food they need when school is out.

☀️ HUGE NEWS, GOOD NEWS ☀️ SUN Bucks will now be available for Wyoming families this summer, helping kids get the meals they need when school is out!

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New USDA data show 2.5 million fewer people participated in SNAP in December compared to July, when the Republican megabill (H.R. 1) enacted the deepest SNAP cuts in history. This is only the beginning — even more people will lose SNAP as the full brunt of these cuts take effect.

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We officially reached 47,000 postcards! That's the power of this community. Thank you to everyone who took the time to write, share, and speak truth to power. Your words matter and they're about to be delivered to the USDA. Check out some of your incredible postcards!

Today, the House Agriculture Committee approved the Farm, Food, and National Security Act, legislation that considers the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and other key nutrition programs.

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“Congress must act quickly to avoid a SNAP crisis so that millions of Americans can continue to access grocery benefits and states can have relief from the immense financial and administrative burden that threatens their ability to operate the program.

Today, the House Agriculture Committee approved the Farm, Food, and National Security Act, legislation that considers the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and other key nutrition programs.

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“This markup was a missed opportunity to reverse the massive cuts to SNAP that Congress passed last year and to modernize SNAP so that it can more efficiently and effectively serve the 42 million Americans receiving grocery benefits.

We are disappointed that the House Agriculture Committee has moved forward a bill that refuses to acknowledge the critical role SNAP plays not only in fighting hunger but also in supporting farmers and local economies.

Today, the House Agriculture Committee approved the Farm, Food, and National Security Act, legislation that considers the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and other key nutrition programs.

The bill will now be taken up by the full House, and the Senate will also need to consider the Farm Bill. The following is a statement from George Kelemen, senior vice president for Share Our Strength and its No Kid Hungry campaign:

BLUESKY FRIENDS! Are you a grassroots mobilizer, digital organizer, or one of our amazing advocates? We need YOU to help end childhood hunger. Come over and work with us before we start posting out-of-touch memes!

shareourstrength.hrmdirect.comAdvocacy Manager, Careers At Share Our StrengthSince 1984 Share Our Strength has led the fight against hunger and poverty by inspiring and organizing individuals and businesses to share their strengths Today through the No Kid Hungry campaign Shar...

House Agriculture Committee Chairman G.T. Thompson on Friday released text of his proposed Farm Bill, entitled the Farm, Food, and National Security Act, which reauthorizes the SNAP and other key nutrition programs.

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The Committee should reject the current proposal and use next week’s mark-up to produce a Farm Bill that mitigates the cuts and harmful changes to SNAP made by Congress last year,

House Agriculture Committee Chairman G.T. Thompson on Friday released text of his proposed Farm Bill, entitled the Farm, Food, and National Security Act, which reauthorizes the SNAP and other key nutrition programs.

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We are running out of time to reverse course before the harmful and unprecedented cuts go into full effect. Without action, SNAP will soon be in crisis at a time when too many families are already struggling with rising costs.

House Agriculture Committee Chairman G.T. Thompson on Friday released text of his proposed Farm Bill, entitled the Farm, Food, and National Security Act, which reauthorizes the SNAP and other key nutrition programs.

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But now states are being asked to do more with less on an unreasonable timeline, and this bill does not invest in the administrative resources and state workforce that will actually reduce error rates.

The bill also does not address the stricter time limits passed by Congress that will force millions of Americans to lose SNAP without improving access to sustainable long term employment.

House Agriculture Committee Chairman G.T. Thompson on Friday released text of his proposed Farm Bill, entitled the Farm, Food, and National Security Act, which reauthorizes the SNAP and other key nutrition programs.

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Instead, this new proposal makes no effort to reverse these cuts, putting families at risk of losing access to grocery benefits and worsening the immense financial and administrative burden on states, rather than providing the relief that is needed.

Even before the devastating SNAP cuts were signed into law last year, states have been working hard to improve their SNAP payment error rates, and they have been adjusting their state budgets in order to continue administering SNAP.

House Agriculture Committee Chairman G.T. Thompson on Friday released text of his proposed Farm Bill, entitled the Farm, Food, and National Security Act, which reauthorizes the SNAP and other key nutrition programs.

The following is a statement from George Kelemen, senior vice president for Share Our Strength and its No Kid Hungry campaign: The Farm Bill is a critical opportunity to reverse the damaging cuts to SNAP that Congress passed last year and take steps to strengthen and improve nutrition programs.