You’re Invited to Celebrate 6 Years of Fueled by Kids!
Charmingfare Farm
774 High Street, Candia, NH 03034
Sunday, August 14, 2022
4:30 pm – 5:30 pm: FARM ACTIVITIES
5:30 pm – 8:00 pm Dinner & Music
How we help kids with food insecurity eat over weekends
Fueled By Kids provides weekend food bags each week to 950 students who are identified by school guidance counselors and social workers as likely to not have a guaranteed source of food over the weekend.
There are 67 hours between when these students receive lunch on Friday afternoon and when they receive breakfast on Monday morning through the National School Lunch Program.
Fueled By Kids in the Community
Learn more about what Fueled By Kids does for the local community.
How Fueled By Kids Helps
Fueled By Kids provides over 670 students who are identified by school guidance counselors and social workers as likely to not have a guaranteed source of food over the weekend.
There are 67 hours between when these students receive lunch on Friday afternoon and when they receive breakfast on Monday morning through the National School Lunch Program.

Summer Program
As a way to further grow our program, we are now continuing to serve about 700 children through the entire summer. In the past, we have done a smaller summer program that served 150 children for only six weeks through a summer camp held at a few of the schools. This summer, we have been asked to provide about 700 bags each week, which we gladly accepted! Being able to provide our services throughout the summer has always been a goal of ours, and it feels fantastic to be able to achieve it this summer!
The Effect of Food Insecurity on Children

Food Insecurity among children is a national issue and while New Hampshire has the sixth lowest rate of food insecurity nationally, it has devastating affects on the children who suffer from it.
Not having proper nutrition can affect the child’s growth and development; these children often have increased hospitalizations, iron deficiency, and overall worse health. But beyond the physical food insecurity can affect their behavior and success in school with an increase in disorders like aggression, anxiety, and ADD.
What People Are Saying
