PLEASANT PRAIRIE, WI – Good Foods recently aligned itself with a charity that mirrors its own values. By supporting No Kid Hungry, a national campaign to end childhood hunger in America, Good Foods’ mission is to bring communities together around food.

“We couldn’t have asked for a more generous or reputable campaign to partner with,” said Danyel O’Connor, Executive Vice President of Sales and Marketing at Good Foods. “No Kid Hungry perfectly aligns with our mission and values as a family-owned business to encourage and create accessibility of good food for people in need.”

While families enter the back-to-school season, Good Foods is providing a QR code on all of its products to educate shoppers about childhood hunger in America, as well as the company’s charitable mission. For every branded deli cup sold during the month of September, Good Foods will donate $.10 back to No Kid Hungry to end childhood hunger, with a minimum commitment of $35,000.

“Childhood hunger is a serious problem in America and has been linked to kids struggling to learn and reach their full potential,” said Jill Davis, Senior Vice President, Corporate Partnerships at No Kid Hungry. “We are grateful for Good Foods’ support of our work to ensure kids have the food they need to thrive.”

According to a press release, the Good Foods charitable mission aims to educate communities on fresh, better-for-you food that comes from the ground and enables promising students with a passion for food to promote the growth of healthy foods. Additionally, Good Foods encourages consumers to donate fresh food to events and food pantries that feed children and families in need.

AndNowUKnow commends Good Foods for this charitable step!

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