Key Takeaways

• In 2020, Share Our Strength — the organization that runs No Kid Hungry — generated total revenue of $159.8 million and spent $86.3 million.
• No Kid Hungry spent $74 million in emergency grants across 1,953 schools & community groups in 2020.
• In 2019, Feed the Children provided "68.6 million pounds of shelf-stable food and essential household items valued at $238.4 million to supplement family needs and offer hope to approximately 4.7 million people across the nation."

Introduction

No Kid Hungry

•  Website  

•  Address: 1030 15th Street, NW, Suite 1100 W Washington DC, 20005

• No Kid Hungry states that its mission is to end childhood hunger. They promise not to stop in this quest until they've "met that promise and every single child in America has the food they need to grow up healthy and strong."

• The organization looks to solve the problem of child hunger in the U.S. through the following strategies: 
• School breakfast
• Summer meals
• After school meals
• Food skills education
• Research & policy
• Advocacy
• Other strategies they adopt towards their goal are dine, shop, & share, fundraising, attend an event, speak-up for kids, and youth engagements.

• Billy Shore — Executive chairman
• Debbie Shore — Co-founder
• Tom Nelson — President and CEO
• Chuck Scofield — Executive vice president
• Jill Davies — Chief Revenue Officer
• Others

• In 2020, Share Our Strength — the organization that runs No Kid Hungry — generated total revenue of $159.8 million and spent $86.3 million. 76% of total expenses went to programmatic work, 18% was for fundraising, and 6% was for management and general activities.

 

Source

 

• No Kid Hungry spent $74 million in emergency grants across 1,953 schools & community groups in 2020. The grant was used to pay for things like shelf-stable and fresh foods, materials to transport meals, coolers, delivery vehicles, additional staff and hours, protective gear for staff, and signage for program outreach.
• At the height of the pandemic, more than 250,000 families accessed the organization's meal finder app in search of free local meals for kids.
• "Parents, caregivers, and community groups used Cooking Matters tools and programming 330,000 times from July 2019 to July 2020."
• As of year-end 2020, the organization has total net liabilities and assets worth $128,318,334. 

Feed the Children

•  Website 

•  Address: 333 N. Meridian, Oklahoma City, OK 73107

• Feed the Children states that its mission is "providing hope and resources for those without life's essentials."

• The organization's strategies involve: 
• Food access
• Poverty
• Health and water
• Livelihood
• Supporting education
• Domestic disaster response

• Travis Arnold — President and CEO
• Becky Graninger — Chief development and marketing officer
• Mike Panas — Chief information officer
• Christy Tharp, CPA — Chief financial officer
• Gary Sloan — Chief U.S. operations officer
• Others

• In 2019, the organization provided "68.6 million pounds of shelf-stable food and essential household items valued at $238.4 million to supplement family needs and offer hope to approximately 4.7 million people across the nation."
• Serves breakfast and lunch to over 30 million children in the U.S.

• They have reached "5.6 million children and families in the United States with distributions of shelf-stable food and essential household items valued at more than $329 million."
• "Helped more than 17,000 teachers across 355 U.S. school districts with more than $3.7 million in teaching supplies as well as books valued at more than $7 million to reach more than 574,000 students."
• "Provided more than 1.7 million pounds of food and supplies valued at more than $4.6 million to disaster-affected regions in the United States."
• They have 5 distribution centers across the U.S.

Research Strategy