March 17, 2021 | Columbus, OH MISSION REMAINS UNCHANGED WITH NEW BRAND IDENTITY Children’s Hunger Alliance (CHA), a statewide nonprofit dedicated to feeding children-in-need, announced today the launch of a redesigned logo and new brand identity. “Over the last year, we reached more children than ever before through various meal distribution models. We fast-tracked our […]
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February 3, 2021 Funding to support afterschool, summer and holiday break meals Dayton, OH (February 3, 2021) – CareSource announced a $200,000 donation to Columbus-based Children’s Hunger Alliance (CHA), a statewide non-profit organization dedicated to improving food access for kids in Ohio. The investment will help fund CHA’s afterschool, summer and holiday break meal distributions
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ELECTED OFFICIALS AND ADVOCATES JOIN TOGETHER FOR THE SECOND ANNUAL STATE OF AFTERSCHOOL IN OHIO CONFERENCE HOSTED BY OHIO AFTERSCHOOL NETWORK AND CHILDREN’S HUNGER ALLIANCE Columbus, OH, October 22, 2020 – The second annual State of Afterschool in Ohio conference hosted by the Ohio Afterschool Network (OAN) and Children’s Hunger Alliance (CHA) brought together experts
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ELECTED OFFICIALS AND ADVOCATES JOIN TOGETHER FOR THE SECOND ANNUAL STATE OF AFTERSCHOOL IN OHIO CONFERENCE HOSTED BY OHIO AFTERSCHOOL NETWORK AND CHILDREN’S HUNGER ALLIANCE Columbus, OH, October 22, 2020 – The second annual State of Afterschool in Ohio conference hosted by the Ohio Afterschool Network (OAN) and Children’s Hunger Alliance (CHA) brought together experts
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Columbus, OH (March 20, 2020) – Children’s Hunger Alliance in collaboration with the Columbus Metropolitan Libraries developed a contingency plan to help continue feeding children during the library closures related to the coronavirus pandemic. CML has been a CHA afterschool program partner for five years serving afterschool meals to kids in 15 branch locations. Beginning
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March 13, 2020 Children’s Hunger Alliance (CHA) is committed to continuing the operation of the USDA’s Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) which encompasses meals provided in child care centers, child care provider homes and afterschool programs. • USDA has approved the Ohio Department of Education to allow the flexibility for schools to serve
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Columbus, OH (March 6, 2020) – Children’s Hunger Alliance (CHA) presented Child Advocacy Awards to Jillian Hetki, Groveport Madison Middle School North sixth-grade teacher, and the Groveport Madison Schools (GMS) for implementing Breakfast After the Bell which doubled their breakfast participation over the prior year. The Breakfast After the Bell program was responsible for the
Columbus, OH (January 23, 2019) – Children’s Hunger Alliance (CHA), a statewide non-profit dedicated to improving food access to children living in poverty, presented a Child Advocacy Award to State Senator Stephanie Kunze (R-Hilliard) for her support of childhood hunger initiatives. The senator was instrumental in helping the organization secure $2.35 million funding in the
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Beaver, OH (October 21, 2019) – Children’s Hunger Alliance (CHA), a statewide non-profit dedicated to ending childhood hunger in Ohio, received an Outstanding Partnership Award from Eastern Local School District (ELSD) for their work helping the district feed more children during the summer months. ELSD hosted the Eastern Business Awards dinner to recognize individuals and
Racine, OH (October 21, 2019) – Children’s Hunger Alliance (CHA), a statewide non-profit dedicated to ending childhood hunger in Ohio, presented a Child Advocacy Award to State Rep. Jay Edwards (R), Ohio House District 94, for his support in helping the organization secure $2.35 million funding in the state biennial budget (Am. Sub. HB 166).
