This page is dedicated to people and organizations who are making an effort to improve the way we eat. From small local changes to big nationwide crusades, these guys get the thumbs up in our book!
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YUM-O! empowers kids and their families to develop healthy relationships with food and cooking.
Say hello to springtime with this delightful, wholesome meal!
Serves 4
Far Eastern flavors add an exotic touch to tender steak and noodles.
Serves 4
This catch of the day is reading for dipping!
Serves 4
This is the easiest ever (and super delicious!) lamb supper – it can even be prepared as a make-ahead meal!
Serves 8
In 2004, Saheeb Abdus Sabur and his wife, Schirlyn Kamara-Saburthey, launched the Dig It! project, which partners over 60 teens and volunteers together to farm 1 1/2 acres of land in the city of Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
See how the Dig It! project is bridging communities through farming and food!
Vivi LeDish™ is a pint-size powerhouse who is revolutionizing the way kids play with their food by offering free, fun, interactive tools designed to give children a daily, digestible dose of wellness – aiming for kids to make a quick stop every day and get back out and play!™
Check out Viv LeDish's unique and energetic approach for establishing healthy habits and warm memories that will last a lifetime!
San Francisco Bay Area-based Fit Kids' Foundation mission is to promote a healthy active lifestyle among children in underserved communities through high quality youth fitness programs and nutrition tips.
Learn how Fit Kids is helping children run, jump and lead!
An initiative of the Center for Ecoliteracy, Rethinking School Lunch is a planning framework based on a positive vision: healthy children ready to learn, "food literate" graduates, invigorated local communities, sustainable agriculture and a healthy environment.
Make the case for change and discover innovative solutions to the challenges of improving school food at your school!
The mission of The Doctor Yum Project is to reduce childhood obesity and diet-related illness by partnering with families to raise children who eat a healthy, whole food diet. Paired with the Doctor Yum website, the project is helping communities learn to cook together, eat nourishing food and develop healthier lifestyle choices.
Learn more about The Doctor Yum Project!
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