Our Mission:
Eliminate Hunger.
We give Noblesville children nutritious meal packs and break boxes to reduce food insecurity and promote the educational value of nutrition.
We give Noblesville children nutritious meal packs and break boxes to reduce food insecurity and promote the educational value of nutrition.
Nearly 25% of all Noblesville Schools students k-12 experience food insecurity. In 2017, 136 Noblesville Schools elementary school students experiencing food insecurity received nutritious weekly meal packs. In the 2018-2019 school year, we doubled our impact and served around 350 students almost weekly with a 2.5lb weekend meal pack containing easy-to-prepare foods. The 2019-2020 school year brought increased numbers as reflected in our Covid 19 relief. At the height of the pandemic, we served 600+ children weekly meal boxes to ensure that they had enough to eat during school closures. Once school resumed, the Fueled for School team returned to weekend meal packs and added holiday break and summer meal programming.
As a 501(c)3 nonprofit, we accept tax deductible donations by check, PayPal, Venmo, or on this website. We are evidence-based, meaning your donations go directly and entirely toward feeding students and educating families for food self-sufficiency.
We "food-raise" in a big way! Nutritious foods are donated to our local warehouse where our team packs meals before our drivers deliver them to schools for pick-up.
Each two-and-a-half pound weekend meal pack contains hearty, healthy foods like oatmeal, fruit, chicken noodle soup, granola, peanut butter, pasta, yogurt. School break boxes can weigh up to 40lbs and include cereal, cheese, produce, bread and so much more!
Fueled for School's flagship program is its weekly, weekend meal pack initiative. Since our 2017 inception, we have added holiday break boxes and summer meal programs. Our meal packs contain: fruit cups, microwave popcorn, chicken noodle soup, mac and cheese, granola bars, plastic jars of peanut butter, canned pasta sauce, dry pasta, shelf stable yogurt, and instant oatmeal packets. Our break boxes are heartier in size and include dry goods, bread, produce, dairy and so much more.
Dr. Beth Niedermeyer, Noblesville Schools superintendent / Read Full Article
Whether as a beneficiary, volunteer, or donor, everyone can play a role in eliminating student food insecurity!
We collect the following foods: fruit cups, microwave popcorn, chicken noodle soup, mac and cheese, granola bars, plastic jars of peanut butter, canned pasta sauce, dry pasta, shelf stable yogurt, and instant oatmeal packets.
Sign up a student to be considered as a weekly meal pack recipient.
Learn more about packing and delivering meals for our students.
Donate toward purchasing cost effective, nutritious foods.