West Tennessee schools receive grants to keep students fed
JACKSON, Tenn. — Schools in West Tennessee are among those selected to receive grants from the “No Kid Hungry” campaign.
The campaign has been helping feed children through Share Our Strength, a national organization committed to end hunger and poverty.
As part of the effort, five Tennessee school districts will receive $42,000 in grant funding to help feed the community’s children.
This round of grants will support the following:
- Bells City School
- Franklin County School District
- Haywood County School District
- West Carroll Special School District
- Weakley County Schools
According to a news release, grantees will use the funds to buy new equipment, hire staff, and implement creative solutions to keep kids fed.
No Kid Hungry has distributed more than $1.5 million to schools, districts and community organizations in Tennessee since the beginning of the pandemic. For more information, click here.
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