The school year is in full swing, which also means kids are fueling their days with free school meals! From saving money for families to spending time with friends, eating school meals is a no-brainer. https://t.co/RYgDg2H5ye
What happens when school food professionals get the tools, support, and encouragement to get creative?
Read about Chef Monica’s story and how the School Food Fellowship is transforming school meals across Massachusetts: https://t.co/xrgsCO7Wm6
It’s a myth that people on SNAP benefits don’t work. In fact, many callers to Project Bread’s FoodSource Hotline work more than full time. Everyone deserves reliable access to food, regardless of their situation.
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As part of the school nutrition team at Taylor Elementary School in @NBPublicSchools, Ralph loves hearing what students enjoy and knows their feedback can help make school meals even better. https://t.co/LwLDhq5DQJ
🍎 When we treat food as medicine, the outcomes are extraordinary. Through our Healthcare Partnerships program with MassHealth, we're helping people manage chronic conditions, lower healthcare costs, and improve lives.
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64,000 MA kids have fallen off SNAP. Students will continue to receive free school meals thanks to our state’s commitment. Over time, SNAP cuts will make the program more expensive for the state.https://t.co/TxdAm2kvps
As students head into a new school year, Project Bread works to ensure every child in Massachusetts has access to nutritious, delicious school meals. Learn more: https://t.co/KKcgZgAR0U
Back-to-school season is the perfect time to inspire healthy eating habits with fresh and exciting meals! Project Bread partnered with @GMRI to help school nutrition staff bring delicious seafood dishes to schools.
🍏 School is back in session! This also means students are being fed nutritious breakfast and lunch for free, thanks to universal free school meals.
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.@ProjectBread's School Food Fellowship trained nearly 90 Chicopee cafeteria staff this week, turning family recipes and restaurant favorites into scratch-cooked school lunches.
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🗳️ Tomorrow, September 1, is Massachusetts’ primary election!
Cast your ballot and vote against hunger. Find everything you need to vote at our Voter Resource Center: https://t.co/UtD7Ehk2L4
The decisions made at the ballot box shape the policies that affect our communities, including whether people can access and afford the food they need. Make your voice heard on the issues that matter to you. Cast your ballot. Vote against hunger. https://t.co/UtD7Ehk2L4
☀️ Thank you for making Summer Eats happen! “It’s nice to go out somewhere, be out in fresh air, activities with kids, and obviously, some food,” said Svetlana B., a parent who brought her kids to the Salem Summer Eats kickoff.
Since H.R. 1 was enacted in July 2025, approximately 5.5 million people have lost SNAP. Since January 2025, SNAP participation has declined by approximately 6.3 million people.
These are real people losing access to food assistance they rely on.
This summer, Massachusetts families with kids in school can get $120 per child to help with grocery expenses through SUN Bucks. Use these funds at grocery stores, farmers’ markets, or select online shops while school is out. Apply by August 31!
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