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  3. In Collaboration with the White House Conference on Hunger, Nutrition, and Health, FoodCorps Announces $250 Million Nourishing Futures Initiative to Ensure All School Students Have Equitable Access to Food Education and Nourishing, Free Meals by 2030
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Recommended
  1. Recap: What’s Next for Schools? A Virtual Panel on the Impact of the White House Conference [Video]
  2. What’s Next, After the White House Conference? October Policy Updates
  3. In Collaboration with the White House Conference on Hunger, Nutrition, and Health, FoodCorps Announces $250 Million Nourishing Futures Initiative to Ensure All School Students Have Equitable Access to Food Education and Nourishing, Free Meals by 2030

Where We Work

FoodCorps currently serves more than 250 schools and districts in 13 states and the District of Columbia. We encourage members to serve in their local communities.

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FoodCorps has given me a chance to make tangible change in the community I grew up in. It’s incredibly rewarding to watch kids get excited about healthy food.

—Erika Van Dyke, FoodCorps service member (Michigan)

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I see myself in all my kids on the food education side, and especially the emotional side as well. I see myself in all my kids, and that motivates me to get out of bed every day.

—Jonathan Rosser, FoodCorps service member (Mississippi)

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