Our Mission
To serve as the long term solution to childhood hunger and the affect it has on the mental health of students and families across the nation.
Fundamental Change
Present day society often exerts a sink or swim cultural norm among people, disregarding circumstance & hardship beyond one’s control. The cultural gap present within society symbolizes the space where fundamental & baseline needs are not met for people throughout the community.
Nationwide there is an undeclared gap within the foundation of our school system. That gap is hunger, our non-profit dedicates its core mission to serve as a bridge between resources and families who think they are out of reach.
Children receive reduced school lunches annually
Children belong to food insecure homes
Our solution
Working with schools to adapt our systemic program that prevent children from being malnourished in school, while also working with parents to minimize the burden of seasonal needs and groceries at home.
Projected Impact
Scholastic & Behavioral Improvement
Misdiagnosis
Mental Anxiety & Depression
Our Timeline
TCF is approached by local school districts, teachers, counselors, and neighboring non-profits to devote resources to the families struggling during the pandemic.
TCF designs program to service children and parents struggling at home.
TCF's program gets approval to be incorporated in select schools within Georgia serving 5,000 families and 9,200 students
Program expansion and adaptation into local school systems within the south east region.
In 2026 TCF's program will be adapted in over 14 states nation wide facing the challenges surrounding food insecurity in homes head on. To date TCF has impacted 46,000 lives with our hands on program developed during the pandemic. By 2030 TCF is expected to reach over 644,000 people in need.
