Rachael Ray's Non-profit Organization Yum-o!

DooF (“food” spelled backwards) uses the power of multi-media entertainment, education and live events to explore food from every possible perspective: backwards, forwards, sideways, upside-down and inside-out. DooF teaches kids the amazing journey of food from its source to their table, with an interactive, imaginative, sometimes messy and always hands-on experience. DooF makes good food really fun and encourages children to recognize healthy foods and make their own healthy food choices.

Embark on an interactive journey from source to table with DooF!

Nourish is an educational initiative designed to open a meaningful conversation about food and sustainability, particularly in schools and communities. To inform and inspire the largest number of people, Nourish combines PBS television, curriculum resources, website tools and information, short films and teacher and youth seminars.

Celebrate food and community by learning more about Nourish!

Elizabeth Marion, a fifth grade student at Jones Intermediate School in Mt. Airy, NC, was recently recognized by the National Association for Gifted Children with the state’s Nicholas Green Distinguished Student Award for her efforts to help ensure that her fellow students have access to nutritious food to eat on the weekends.

Learn more about Elizabeth's initiative, The Hungry Bears Program.

Build Healthy Kids is an organization dedicated to providing families an easy way to understand, organize and improve their kids' diet and activity levels in ways that make a positive impact on their long term health.

Start building the foundation for a healthy and happy future for you and your children!

Designed to teach the MyPyramid initiative, Balance Bands are a fun, visual way to help establish healthy eating habits when it comes to fruits and veggies and can be used at home and at school.

Find out how to eat more fruits and vegetables with Balance Bands!