What they reported doing
- #1 primary $80KWhalley Foundation: Their funds were earmarked for or LA program in general.
- #2 $25KMahan/Tuxedo Park: Their funds were earmarked to expand to a new school in Harlem, NY... specifically PS 133. However, only part of their first $25,000 payment was used for the first few months of operations at this school, before they decided to part ways and we refunded them the remaining amount. They are no longer involved with Good Eats.
What they call their work
What they do
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Child & Youth Meal Programs 3 activities
- Food Distribution to Families of Participating ChildrenPurchases and distributes grocery items to disadvantaged parents of elementary school children enrolled in the organization’s backpack food program.
- Monthly Nutritious Meal Events for SchoolchildrenProvides nutritious restaurant-prepared meals to schoolchildren on a monthly basis as part of a community-building initiative.
- Weekend Backpack Food Program for School ChildrenDistributes backpacks containing shelf-stable, ready-to-eat food to elementary school children in cities including New York and Los Angeles to support food security over weekends.
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Who they work with
- Mahan/Tuxedo Park Funder — Provided partial funding to expand operations to PS 133 in Harlem, NY before ending the partnership.
- Whalley Foundation Funder — Provided funding specifically for the Los Angeles program.
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Weekend Food Security for Childrenmethodology: weekend_food_security_for_childrenBy providing weekend food packs to elementary school children and groceries to parents, we ensure consistent nutrition during weekends when school meals are unavailable, because family-level food support increases household stability and child health outcomes.