Become an Advocate
Get Informed
When more people understand childhood hunger, more children receive the support they deserve. Learn more about how hunger affects our neighbors.
Resources like Food Research & Action Center (FRAC) send weekly emails with timely updates about food insecurity and ways you can help shape policy.
Get weekly updates on what’s happening in the Michigan Legislature from the Michigan League of Public Policy.
Explore the latest statistics about child and youth wellbeing in your community and state from the Annie E. Casey Foundation’s Kids Count Data Center.
Stay Connected
Follow Kids’ Food Basket on social media to learn more, spread the message and join the conversation.
Join our email list and never miss an opportunity for impact.
Use Your Voice
Speak with your elected officials and community leaders about why every child deserves access to nutritious food.
When people understand, they care. When they care, they act. Look up elected officials in your area, and tell them to support consistent access to healthy food for children and families:
Find your federal, state and local representatives.
Look up your members of Congress.
Find your state senator and representative.
Find local voting information and districts.
Each day is a chance to advocate for local children. Practice advocacy in the small moments that make up your day. Start conversations, clear up harmful misconceptions and share stories that inspire you.
