Did You Know...?
While 29 million children eat federally-funded school lunch each day, only 10.5 million eat school breakfast. That leaves nearly $2 billion in federal money on the table each year that could be claimed by school feeding programs.
Our Mission — Feed Hungry Children
E S Foods is committed to the challenge to improve nutrition and eliminate hunger among our nation's youth. To that end, we have teamed up with various organizations including Share our Strength and The Alliance to End Hunger to help feed hungry children throughout the country. We continually come to the aid of needy families by contributing truckloads of food and milk to victims of hurricanes, earthquakes and other emergency situations.
Charitable organizations we have recently contributed foot and meals to include Seeds of Peace, OrchKids,and Second Harvest Food Bank. To learn more, read about our community foodservice.
got breakfast? Foundation
E S Foods is proud to be the founder of the "got breakfast?" Foundation to target childhood hunger in America. In 2006, E S Foods was the founding organization behind the "got breakfast?® Foundation." The Foundation works to ensure that every child, regardless of background, starts the school day with a nutritious breakfast in order to learn, grow and develop to his or her fullest potential. By bringing together the public, private and non-profit sectors, the Foundation will educate communities across the country on the lifelong benefits of eating nutritious meals and help children lead healthy and strong lives.
Former Senators Bob Dole and George McGovern teamed up to help us launch the campaign to combat child hunger in our nation's schools. For more information on the "got breakfast? Foundation," and our Silent Hero Grant Program that awards grants to help schools offer school breakfast programs, please visit www.gotbreakfast.org.
E S Foods hopes to increase awareness among schools that although the School Breakfast Program exists and federal dollars are available, initiatives such as classroom, alternative site and second chance breakfasts are needed to really make a difference.





