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Who we are
Founded in 1970, Childrenβs Hunger Alliance is a statewide nonprofit organization dedicated to ending childhood hunger.
What we do
We partner across Ohio with in-home childcare providers, childcare centers, afterschool and summer programs, provide weekend meals, and work with schools to increase breakfast participation.
How you can help
Consider donating your time, talent or financial gifts to help us feed at-risk youth in your community and throughout Ohio.
1 in 5 kids in Ohio don't know where their next meal will come from.
400,000+
Food insecure kids
1200+
Community partners
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Our Programs
In-Home Childcare Providers
Childcare Centers
Afterschool Meals
Summer Meals
School Breakfast
Weekend Meals
Nutrition Education
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About Us
Childrenβs Hunger Alliance has a team of 50 professionals throughout the state who are passionate about ending childhood hunger in Ohioβs 88 counties. Our home office is in Columbus, Ohio with regional offices in Cincinnati, Cleveland and Toledo.
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What people say about us
Kudos! Our Philanthropy & Education team recently volunteered to pack weekend meal boxes for @CHAOhio. 1 in 4 Ohio kids are food insecure and many face summer meal gaps. Our team sorted and packed 1,985 meals for children across Ohio!
Battelle
Corporate Volunteers at CHA
We had a great time volunteering, packing and boxing up lunches to be given to children.
Dean Gatton
Volunteer at CHA
I had an absolutely wonderful time emceeing forΒ @childrenshungerallianceΒ #GameOn event last night. The fundraiser is crucial in feeding food-insecure homes in the Cleveland area.
Last year, the CHA provided more than 9-MILLION healthy meals and snacks to kids in need. Pretty incredible, right?
Thanks for including me in this worthy cause 
Lindsay Buckingham
Special Projects reporter WKYC