What We Do

Our Model

Our Model

Working with individual donors and the community, we strive to ensure every elementary school aged student has access to nutritious, school-approved snacks. Using monetary donations and in-kind contributions, we purchase and deliver prepackaged snacks to elementary schools — starting with those where the need is greatest and continuing until all elementary schools are covered.

  • Community-Driven: Funded   and powered by donors and   volunteers
  • Data-Informed: Prioritizes   schools with highest free and   reduced-price meal eligibility
  • Teacher-Supported: Snacks   are distributed by school staff,   preserving student dignity
  • Sustainable: Supported through   recurring donations,   partnerships, and grants
Who We Serve

Who We Serve

Our first pilot project will take place in Wake County, NC, starting with public elementary schools where the youngest students are impacted by snack insecurity. As our resources grow, we will expand to include other school districts in North Carolina and beyond.

  • Students who come to school   without a snack
  • Teachers who want to create     inclusive, hunger-free     classrooms
  • Families who face food   insecurity but may not qualify     for federal assistance
Purchasing Snacks

Purchasing Snacks

We are committed to providing nutritious, school-approved snacks that meet Public School System guidelines for outside food. Every snack we distribute is prepackaged and shelf-stable to ensure safety for all students. Whenever possible, we prioritize snacks that are low in sugar, free from high fructose corn syrup, and made without artificial dyes — promoting better nutrition, focus, and classroom energy. While these standards guide our purchases, we also accept donated snacks that meet school safety guidelines.

  • Bulk purchase: We buy         snacks in bulk from trusted       wholesale retailers, ensuring   cost efficiency and consistent   quality
  • Stigma-free distribution:       Teachers and staff distribute   the snacks directly to students,   maintaining dignity and   ensuring no child feels singled   out
Service Area / Distribution Plan

Service Area / Distribution Plan

In our initial phase, or pilot project, we’re focusing on public elementary schools in Wake County, NC, where younger students are most likely to depend on shared classroom snacks to get through the day. As community support grows, we plan to expand our reach to other counties in NC and beyond, ensuring even more students have access to the nourishment they need to thrive.

We use a structured, data-informed approach to make sure snacks are distributed fairly and reach the students who need them most.

  • Identify Need: We utilize the   latest Public School System     data to identify schools with   the highest number of     students receiving free and   reduced-price meals
  • Deliver and Move Forward:   Once a school has received a     delivery, we continue down the   list to the next identified school   in need
  • Confirm Participation: We     contact school leadership to   confirm interest and ensure     they have the ability to accept   and distribute snacks     effectively
  • Respond to Community     Requests: Parents, educators,   and community members can   also submit requests through   our website, allowing us to stay   flexible and responsive as new     needs arise

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