No School = No School Lunch
School’s out, but hunger never takes a break. This summer, you can make a difference. Together, we can help kids have reliable, year-round access to meals so they can grow, learn, and play without limits.
When I get food, I can just be a kid
“When I get home, I’m not hungry. And when I’m not hungry, I can go outside and play and have fun.” Thanks to the Feeding America network’s summer meal programs, Tyleeq gets the healthy lunch he needs so he can just be a kid.
Without food, kids can't reach their full potential
For millions of kids, summer means missed meals. Without school meals, two daily meals disappear. families are left to stretch already tight budgets to keep their kids nourished.
But together, we can change that and bring back the summer every child deserves.
13.8 million kids
experience food insecurity in America
20 million kids
benefit from the School Lunch Program
30 million meals
provided last summer
How we help
The Feeding America network fills the gap with nutritious lunches all summer. That summer support is part of our year-round mission. From weekend backpack programs and school pantries, we’re not just filling plates—we’re fueling futures every single day of the year.
Maine
Gwen is 7 and dreams big. She loves animation and painting. With summer meals, Gwen is fueled to explore her creativity, have fun, and simply enjoy being a kid.
Illinois
Nancy prepares healthy meals year-round to support kids’ growth. In summer, the Feeding America network helps her extend that care so kids return to school ready to learn.
Nevada
Alejandro brings meals straight to where kids live - thanks to Feeding America’s local partners - so kids have the nourishment they need.
Help end summer hunger
Your gift today fuels futures so every kid can grow, play, and thrive this summer. Last summer, thanks to people like you, the Feeding America network provided over 30 million meals to kids. Right now, your gift can have twice the impact—just $25 can help provide 500 meals through a generous match.