Digital Editor Food Lion Feeds has donated more than $106,000 in child feeding grants to No Kid Hungry to support the campaign’s mission to end child hunger.
With the current unreliable nature of in-school meals, Food Lion is stepping up to ensure that no student goes hungry. Its hunger relief platform, Food Lion Feeds, has donated more than $106,000 in child feeding grants to the No Kid Hungry campaign.
No Kid Hungry helps to reduce the gap between the number of schoolchildren who are eligible to receive free school breakfast and those kids who actually receive the meal. It is a campaign of Washington D.C.-based Share Our Strength, an organization committed to ending hunger and poverty.
Food Lion Donates More than $106,000 to Support No Kid Hungry
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Food Lion Feeds, Livingstone College and the A.M.E. Zion Church are partnering to fight Food Insecurity in the Sstate of North Carolina by distributing $200,000 in Food Lion gift cards. The joint effort, in which Food Lion matched a $100,000 purchase of gift cards made by the college as it manages and executes food insecurity projects across the state, will provide over 2 million meals from this partnership alone. The college’s “Hurt & Hunger Initiative” is providing food and meals to vulnerable families, children, seniors and the homeless who are disproportionately affected by the unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic. The cards will be distributed through The A.M.E. Zion Church.