Sentence examples for snack program from inspiring English sources

They include Brazil, where a school snack program began in 1954.

Another highlight of the course is planning and managing a fundraiser for the Fresh Snack Program, a program of the Youth Farm Project that provides free fruits and vegetables to nearly 1,600 elementary-school students in the Ithaca City School District.

The committee's bill would block future sodium reductions in schools, bring back much of the junk food that has been removed, turn a fresh fruit and vegetable snack program into one that allows all forms of produce and allow school administrators, not health experts, to review school meal regulations every three years.

The lessons will be based on Common Threads' proven in-school nutrition program and include a "classroom cooking" portion that gives students a hands-on opportunity to put together a healthy snack using food from the Federally Reimbursable Snack Program.

Common Threads is currently working with the Food and Nutrition Department of M-DCPS to roll out a set of after-school nutrition lessons that will utilize food being supplied to the district through the Federally Reimbursable Snack Program.

That's an appealing idea on its face, but it's important to remember that schools in economically depressed areas can offer free, in-class breakfast and also qualify for the newly expanded federal after-school snack program.

When you volunteer at the Food Bank, you'll help sort and package the food we distribute to food pantries, children's snack programs and soup kitchens throughout San Francisco and Marin — enough for more than 107,000 meals each day.

A portion of their funding helps provide food to children facing hunger through community-based programs including The Backpack Program, Kids Cafes, Afterschool Snack Programs and the Summer Food Service Program.

The FFVP was continued by the 2008 Farm Bill, which allows a "geographic preference for the procurement of unprocessed, locally grown and raised agricultural products," for school lunch, breakfast and snack programs, as long as a competitive price is maintained.

Thanks to our wall-mounted flat screens and their portable analogues, we can stream and download at our own convenience, make our own snacks, program our own repertory and pause when the need arises.

Finally, the post-study discussion with school principals, teachers, and community workers suggested that it is feasible to implement a school-based xylitol gummy bear snacks program.