Is No Kid Hungry A Good Charity

Share Our Strength, the arrangement that runs the No Kid Hungry campaign, is a nonprofit that relies on the financial support of everyday Americans - equally well as companies, restaurants and charitable foundations - to feed children.

Your support helps ensure that every child gets three healthy meals every day.

In our 2020 financial year, Share Our Strength raised $159.eight million (total revenue) and spent $86.3 meg (total expenses). Our fiscal year runs from July 1 to June 30.

Many of the donations we received during the early days of the coronavirus pandemic were spent in our 2020 fiscal year to meet the urgent needs of the communities nosotros serve, from emergency grants for schools to critical legislation needed to assist kids and families. (This data covers only our 2020 financial year, which ended June 30 of last twelvemonth.)

Since then, we have continued to use these contributions to address the ongoing impact of COVID-19 on children living with hunger - today and during the long recovery ahead.

How Your Back up Feeds Kids

In our 2020 fiscal year, our total expenses were $86.iii one thousand thousand. We spent 76% of that on programmatic work. That includes grants to schools to help them buy supplies and equipment; staff working on the ground in communities across the state; awareness campaigns that help families detect meals; research and funding for airplane pilot projects; nutrient skills education; and advocacy work to push for federal, state and local laws that help feed more kids.

The rest goes toward fundraising (18%) and management and full general activities (6%). These expenses are critical support for our mission. We're able to assistance feed so many kids because we have a staff defended to fundraising, communications, technical support and other disquisitional needs.

Our goal is to make sure no kid in America goes hungry, and that takes more than than but food - it takes funding, infrastructure and a dedicated team of people.

Where the Money Comes From

The work of No Kid Hungry is funded in many ways. From donations made by ordinary people to gifts from charitable foundations to the support of companies big and pocket-sized. Relying on a broad range of funding sources means we're able to grow and back up more than schools and community groups feeding kids.

In our 2020 fiscal year, our full revenues were $159.8 one thousand thousand.

No Kid Hungry 2020 financials

Annotation: During the early on days of the pandemic, nosotros saw incredible generosity—and unprecedented donations. This graphic covers only our 2020 fiscal year (which ended June 2020). It does not reverberate the full affect of those donations—which we keep to utilize to feed children today and in the future.

Our Annual Report

For a more than comprehensive picture of how the No Kid Hungry entrada feeds children and how your donations get in possible, bank check out our most recent annual report. Y'all tin also see our well-nigh recent Form 990 and review our 501(c)iii affidavit letter.

Nosotros are a registered 501(c)(three) nonprofit organization and our federal tax identification number (as well known as our employer identification number) is 52-1367538.

You tin can find past almanac reports, class 990 filings, and audited financial statements below. Because of the pandemic, nosotros did not result a full annual report for our 2019 financial year, simply our 990 class and audited financials for that year are linked beneath.

2020 990 Form
2020 Audited Financials
2019 990 Grade
2019 Audited Financials
2018 Annual Report
2018 990 Grade
2018 Audited Financials
2017 Annual Report
2017 990 Class
2017 Audited Financials
2016 Annual Written report
2016 990 Form
2016 Audited Financials

Disclosure

Share Our Forcefulness is committed to efficiency and transparency. In applying the accounting standards from the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) related to joint costs of informational materials and activities that include a fundraising appeal, Share Our Strength identified activities as program, management and general, and fundraising in the following categories: a) education and sensation about hunger and food insecurity and b) volunteer recruitment, mobilization and direction. Taste of the Nation, No Kid Hungry Dinners, Chefs Cycle, and the like as well every bit direct mail/email communications are platforms or vehicles used to accomplish one or more of the goals defined above (education and awareness, volunteers).

Equally such, the activities performed for each platform may exist program-specific, fundraising, management and general, or joint (i.e., a combination of fundraising and programme). These efforts help accelerate our mission to end hunger and poverty in the U.South. and abroad.

As a nonprofit organization that is exempt from federal taxation, we ensure our donors' money is spent equally efficiently and finer equally possible.