Food Research & Action Center

Summer will be here before you know it. Is your meals program ready? Join our Mar. 26 webinar to learn how to build and operate a strong Summer Meals program in 2026. Save your spot: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

In Worcester County, CACFP provides vital resources to help fund meals and snacks for day care providers and meal programs for older adults. Visit @fractweets Action Center to learn more about the importance of #CACFP and how you can help strengthen it.b

It’s National CACFP Week. The Child and Adult Care Food Program helps fight hunger, but too many providers are still left out. Learn what’s holding CACFP back and why federal action is needed to expand access: frac.org/blog/national-…

This National CACFP Week, we’re celebrating a program that helps bring healthy meals to children every day. Learn how CACFP makes a difference: frac.org/blog/celebrati…

It’s National CACFP Week. For decades, the Child and Adult Care Food Program has helped fund healthy meals in child care and community settings across the country. Learn more about its impact: frac.org/blog/celebrati…

Challenge the false idea that the data in the FSS is duplicated or redundant. Refer to FRAC’s blog for more details: frac.org/blog/threats-t…

Healthy meals are essential in child care settings. Strengthening the Child and Adult Care Food Program would expand access and help providers continue serving children every day.

What should states and advocates know about SNAP time limits? Our Q&A explains the policy and its impact. frac.org/blog/qa-how-do…

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It’s National CACFP Week. The Child and Adult Care Food Program helps child care providers serve healthy meals and snacks every day, supporting millions of children and adults in care settings across the country.

USDA’s proposed SNAP retailer stocking rule aims to improve nutrition, but it could unintentionally reduce food access for low-income households by pushing some retailers, especially small stores, out of the program. Read more: frac.org/blog/usdas-pro…

Good anti-hunger policy depends on good data. National food security data helps track when hardship rises, who is affected, and whether programs are working. Learn why protecting these data tools matters: frac.org/blog/national-…

Colorado’s SNAP beverage restriction could create confusion at checkout while adding new administrative costs and burdens. @fractweets latest blog examines the risks and policy design. frac.org/blog/colorados…

Advocates from across the country are heading to Washington, D.C. for the National Anti-Hunger Policy Conference, April 26–28. Don’t miss your chance to learn, connect, and advocate. Register now: antihungerpolicyconference.org

FRAC supports the lawsuit challenging USDA SNAP waivers that restrict what families can buy with their food benefits. These policies limit choice, increase stigma, and make it harder for people to meet basic needs. frac.org/news/lawsuitsn…

Colorado has been approved to restrict certain beverages from SNAP purchases starting April 30. But the policy relies on limited modeling and unclear definitions that could create confusion for shoppers and retailers. More in our blog: frac.org/blog/colorados…

How do SNAP time limits work and who do they affect? Our Q&A breaks down the policy and what it means for participants. frac.org/blog/qa-how-do…

National food security data helps the country see when hunger is rising, who is most affected, and whether policies are working. That’s why protecting tools like the Food Security Supplement is critical. Read FRAC’s latest blog: frac.org/blog/national-…