Hunger is often invisible. In Nashville, many children face food insecurity — and understanding that reality helps us respond with compassion.

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Why It Matters?

Hunger is often invisible. In Nashville, many children face food insecurity — and understanding that reality helps us respond with compassion.

1 in 5 children

in Davidson County experience food insecurity

Food insecurity means inconsistent access to enough food — not always knowing where the next meal will come from.

  • Many food-insecure households include working parents

  • Hunger increases during school breaks and summer months

  • Rising housing and grocery costs directly impact food access

  • Hunger often looks like smaller portions or skipped meals

  • Children facing hunger are more likely to struggle in school

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These realities are why we chose to build our business differently. Guided by our faith, we believe understanding the need around us invites us to respond with compassion — in quiet, practical ways.