What is the Community Eligibility Provision, or CEP?
FoodCorps on BuzzFeed: The 12 Craziest Things Kids Say About Food
FoodCorps is out with it’s first BuzzFeed list. Kids say the darndest things about food. Here’s some of the things they say to service members around the nation.
Farm to School: Served Up Three Different Ways
Back when the yellow tamaracks and aspens gave Western Montana a shocking amount of fall color, FoodCorps members from around the state convened at the jubilant DIY get-together that is the annual conference for the Alternative Energy Resources Organization, or AERO. There, sometime between the pie contest and the square dance, Demetrius Fassas of Ennis, … Continued
Mississippi-Grown Food Service: An Interview with Rose Tate
Written by James Tolleson, service member in Greenwood On December 2, 2013, a group of farmers, food service staff, educators, community organizers and others gathered in Pearl, Mississippi, for the 2nd Annual Mississippi Farm To Cafeteria Conference, hosted by the Mississippi Food Policy Council. After the conference, I caught up with Rose Tate, a Mississippi Delta-Native and … Continued
New Mexico Service Member Tae-Young Nam is increasing smiles through veggies
New Mexico Service Member Tae-Young Nam has been working to increase kids’ connection to food, putting smiles on the faces of the kids, their families, and himself.
Co-Founder Jerusha Klemperer chats about FoodCorps to Repair the World
January is Healthy Living Month at Repair the World. They talked to our Communications Director, Jerusha Klemperer, to get to know FoodCorps.
FoodCorps Recruitment Begins
FOODCORPS RECRUITMENT BEGINS
Jan 09, 2014 – Applications Open for Growing Cadre of School Food Changemakers
Two Bites of Confidence
“Hey! You are the teacher that helps us not to be afraid of trying new foods!” I hear these words from a sweet five year old girl, “Alice.” She is proudly holding a piece of pear in her hand as I mill through the lunch room, encouraging students to try our new menu item, tabbouleh. … Continued