Food Today, Food Tomorrow, and Food for All Susannah Morgan, CEO Oregon Food Bank.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

 Hillsborough School District A CASE STUDY April Griffin, School Board Member.

Advertisements

Area One: School Food Service Rules and Administrative Regulations Area One: School Food Service Rules and Regulations

Place Headline here Embedding Food Security into Case Management Work Lauren Karklins – Case Manager.

Funding Hunger Free Communities 1 S. Duke Storen USDA Food and Nutrition Service February 2012.

Hunger at Home Kara Butters Kendra Butters Pictures from Microsoft Office Clipart.

Poverty and Hunger in Nevada 2010 Presented by the Food Bank of Northern Nevada to The Nevada Interim Health Committee January 13, 2009.

Sarah Santora, Foodshare Dawn Crayco, End Hunger CT!

The Capital Area Food Bank A Brief Introduction. Mission The mission of the Capital Area Food Bank is to feed those who suffer from hunger in the Washington.

Food Security: The Federal Safety Net Mable Everette, DrPH, RD,FADA.

NO KID HUNGRY STARTS WITH BREAKFAST Findings by Deloitte and the No Kid Hungry Center for Best Practices on the education, economic and health impact of.

COMMUNITY BASED ORGANIZATION, DIRECTOR BRIEF For leaders whose agencies serve low-income customers.

FCCLA & No Kid Hungry Ending Childhood Hunger in America Together.

Arkansas Legislative Day September 25, History of Share Our Strength Founded in 1984 by Bill and Debbie Shore in response to the Ethiopian famine.

Food Security Among Children July 8, 2009 Office of Research and Analysis Food and Nutrition Service, USDA.

Give a Toonie, Feed a Family Teaching Hunger Awareness.

Quiz. What is poverty? Poverty is the state of being extremely poor, with very little money, food or access to clean water. It means that you don’t know.

Voices for Healthy Kids: Helping All Children Grow Up at a Healthy Weight The American Heart Association Childhood Obesity Advocacy Initiative.

Community Based Partnerships in Food Insecurity free?fa=view&id=4160&mc_cid=a06bc716af&mc_eid=5fd2f8f250.

April 29 - May 1, 2015 Leverage Government Funds to Broaden Your Impact, Expand Your Reach, and Strengthen Your Brand Andy Sheehy, United Way California.

The Complex Challenges to Participation in Child Nutrition Programs Rachel L. Wilkerson.

th Street NW, Suite 1100 NW, Washington, DC | 5/8/2015 | Page 1.

How To Get Food Help: A Consumer Guide to FNS Programs 1 USDA Food and Nutrition Service February 2011.

AFTERSCHOOL AND SUMMER MEALS IN ROCHESTER Aaron Lattanzio Summer Meals Coordinator Finger Lakes Health Systems Agency.

Thaoly Nguyen Nicole Wong. Serving 1 in 6 residents of Alameda County.

New York City Food Policy The mission of the Office of the Food Policy Director is to advance the City’s efforts to increase food security, promote access.

Kassie Foreman Kaley Whitton Kalee James Hannah Emerson Natosha Wilson.

Community Eligibility Option: A Great Opportunity.

Health Agenda Goal # 5b Progress to Date DPS Medicaid Dept (the Dept) received grant funding ◦ From The Colorado Health Foundation and The Colorado Trust.

Hunger in America 2010: Anchorage Susannah Morgan Executive Director Food Bank of Alaska February 2010 Busting Myths about Hunger:

Summer Food Service Program (SFSP) SFSP is a federal feeding program designed to make a difference by meeting the nutritional needs of low income children.

SNAP Outreach in New York State An Overview of the SNAP Outreach Requirements, Guidelines and Best Practices created for the Nutrition Outreach and Education.

Food and Nutrition Service with the Center for Faith-Based & Neighborhood Partnerships U.S. Department of Agriculture Every Day, Every Way.

Summer Food Service Program for Children (SFSP) Amy Schiller Meghan Sears.

Alicia McCabe Massachusetts Director.  Began in 1993  Taught a group of families how to prepare tasty, healthy meals on a tight budget  Has grown to.

Public Assistance as Economic Stimulus Ending Hunger in Oregon: 2012 Food Security Summit Gregory Tooman Department of Human Services, State of Oregon.

The largest hunger relief organization in Maine, GSFB provides for those at risk of hunger by soliciting food donations & purchasing food at whole sale.

Strategies for Childhood Obesity Prevention. Began as Virginia Tobacco Settlement Foundation 2009 Legislature: Changed name Expanded mission Expanded.

Results of National Afterschool Meals Survey of Low-Income Families September 10, 2013.

NSLP Requirements for SFSP and School Breakfast Outreach Annual Directors Training 2013.

Summer BreakSpot Helpline Training 2012 Florida Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services.

SUMMER FOOD SERVICE PROGRAM Governor’s Council on Food Security April 28, 2015.

 What is “food insecure”  CT Hunger Percentages  SNAP formerly Food Stamp Program  WIC  How to Help.

Wisconsin Nutrition Education Program Works!. Click to edit text Wisconsin Nutrition Education Program WNEP is funded by national, state, and local partners.

HOW TO MAKE HUNGER A HOT TOPIC. What is No Kid Hungry? We’re not (just) ending childhood hunger in America.

Using School Meal Eligibility to Conduct Public Benefits Outreach Midwest School Health Conference July 24, 2008.

Basic Food Outreach January 16, Within Reach Outreach Efforts One of our goals is to increase Basic Food enrollment and connect families to any.

The mission of the Food Bank is to nourish hungry people and lead the community in ending hunger. Advocacy 101 Betsy Edwards, Feeding Texas Kathy Green,

We Lead a Unified Effort for a Hunger-Free Texas Leveraging the Power of the Network Capital Area Food Bank of Texas Agency Relations Conference May 1,

Ending Childhood Hunger in Virginia In partnership with:

Your Resource for Fighting Hunger in Illinois

Food Insecurity and Child Nutrition Programs April 4,

Closing Remarks: Take Action- Leverage Opportunities for Impact Crystal FitzSimons.

Share Our Strength’s Cooking Matters TM Volunteer With Us!

Class 13 Chapter 20 Hunger In the United States and the World.

June: National Hunger Awareness Month

California Library Association & California Summer Meal Coalition

Child Hunger in North Alabama: Room to Grow

Federal Nutrition Safety Net

Summer Food Service Program

Federal Programs Overview (Title I and Community Eligibility)

Community Eligibility Program: Serving the Students of Geneva

Policy Opportunities: Safe Spaces at Summer Meal Sites and Beyond

Brienne Jackson Arkansas State University

NH Sustainable Food Access: Programming Outreach

Navigate PBC: Food Insecurity Training

Nutrition and Poverty in the United States

Ending Childhood Hunger in Virginia

Childhood Hunger in Kentucky

Breakfast After the Bell and SNAP-Ed

NH Sustainable Food Access: Programming Outreach

Presentation transcript:

Food Today, Food Tomorrow, and Food for All Susannah Morgan, CEO Oregon Food Bank

Food Banking in Oregon

Food Today Collecting food Distributing food Running meal & snack programs

Need for Food Today There were 554,456 Oregon children enrolled in school in 11-12

Need for Food Today 287,249 children were eligible to receive free and reduced price lunch at school That’s 53% - or one in every two children

Need for Food Today 46,211 children receive meals/snacks through CACFP That’s 16% of the kids who receive free/reduced price lunch – at most

Need for Food Today 43,781 children receive meals/snacks through SFSP That’s 15% of the kids who are eligible for free/reduced price lunch – 1 in 7

Need for Food Today We know what happens when kids don’t get enough nutrition

Benefits of CACFP/SFSP It’s all about the kids A stream of federal money The impetus to build community collaborations Knowledge and support from partners

Challenges Federal rules

Food Tomorrow Efforts aimed at decreasing the need for food assistance

Food Tomorrow Includes: SNAP outreach Nutrition education Cooking and budgeting classes Gardening Job training

Food Tomorrow Also Includes: Feeding kids today Teaching kids about how to eat healthy foods Educating parents about nutrition

Food for All Public Awareness Advocacy

Food For All Includes: Legislative advocacy Media Building coalitions Grassroots connections Collecting stories

“It’s up to YOU!”

Together, We Can End Hunger We can organize for Food Today, Food Tomorrow and Food For All

Together, We Can End Hunger We can run the programs that feed kids We can build collaborations in our communities

Together, We Can End Hunger We can be the voices for hungry kids We can insist on an Oregon without hunger

Thank you! Questions?