• Private Independent Foundations

• 1.

Eos Foundation

Eos Foundation Breakfast After the Bell Grant Applications click here 2024 Massachusetts School Breakfast Report Card This report ranks the states highpoverty schools those with 60 of student populations qualifying for freereducedpriced meals on their school breakfast participation rates a measure of success for alleviating childhood hunger.

FoodCorps, Inc.

FoodCorps partners with schools to nourish kids’ health, education, and sense of community.

Grade A Plus Incorporated

Grade A Plus Academic Support and Enrichment services are managed by Grade A Plus, Inc.

• Primary/Elementary School

• 4.

Step Up Schools Inc

TO FOSTER STUDENTS' INNATE GIFTEDNESS BY PROVIDING AN ARRAY OF OPPORTUNITIES IN WHICH CHILDREN CAN DISCOVER THEIR OWN INTERESTS AND ABILITITES.

• Food Service, Free Food Distribution Programs

• 5.

Blue Watermelon Project Inc

We are a group of chefs, farmers, educators & activists that work to support good food in schools.

• Garden Club, Horticultural Programs

• 6.

Bloominthyme Collaborative Inc

The BloominThyme Collaborative Building School Gardens and Healthier Communities Main Content If a child grows it they will eat it.

• Food Service, Free Food Distribution Programs

• 7.

Community Benefit Solutions

CBS Food Program exists to provide excellent, nutritious and dependable food to the children of Greater Philadelphia, so each child has one less barrier to a future full of possibility.

• Human Service Organizations

• 8.

Education Potential Verified

Enhance the welfare of children living in poverty by providing support in the areas of housing, education and nutrition Education Potential Verified is a sponsorof AfterSchool AtRisk andSummer Food programs.

• Food Banks, Food Pantries

• 9.

MOBILE SCHOOL PANTRY INC

Mobile School Pantry (MSP), a 501 (c)(3) non-profit group, helping to alleviate child hunger.