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CHILDRENS HUNGER PROJECT INC

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CHILDRENS HUNGER PROJECT INC

1855 W KING ST

COCOA, FL 32926

3213737083

Purpose

OUR PROGRAM IS TO FEED HUNGRY CHILDREN ON WEEKENDS. EVERY FRIDAY, KIDS WHO WE CAN AFFORD TO HELP GET FOOD TO CARRY HOME IN THEIR BACKPACKS. WE DO NOT DISCUSS SOCIAL ISSUES, THE PARENT'S LIFESTYLE OR WHAT THEIR RESPONSIBILITY SHOULD BE. WE FOCUS ONLY ON THE FACT THAT THERE ARE KIDS IN OUR TOWN GOING HUNGRY ON WEEKENDS. ON MONDAY, THE KIDS RETURN TO SCHOOL WITH A BETTER AND HEALTHIER FOUNDATION FOR LEARNING.

Federal Emp. ID

364686823

Activity

K30 - Food Programs

IRS Ruling Date

2011

IRS Type

501(c)(3) - Public charity: Religious, educational, charitable, scientific, and literary organizations...

Basis for public charity status

15 - Organization with a substantial portion of support from a governmental unit or the general public

Date of most recent return

12/2018

Total Revenue

$1,048,255

Total Assets

$1,106,899

Pounds Of Food

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IN JANUARY 2012, WE WERE IN THREE SCHOOLS PROVIDING PACKAGES OF FOOD TO 256 KIDS EACH WEEKEND. BY THE END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR IN MAY 2012, WE WERE IN FIVE SCHOOLS PROVIDING 317 KIDS WITH A PACKAGE OF FOOD EACH WEEKEND. THE LAST HALF OF THE 2011-2012 SCHOOL YEAR SAW US PROVIDING 4,646 PACKAGES OF FOOD. WHEN SCHOOL STARTED IN AUGUST, WE BEGAN THE SCHOOL YEAR IN NINE SCHOOLS AND ENDED IN FOURTEEN SCHOOLS. THE FIRST HALF OF THE 2012-2013 SCHOOL YEAR SAW US PROVIDING 8,062 PACKAGES OF FOOD.

IN JANUARY 2013, WE WERE IN 18 SCHOOLS PROVIDING PACKAGES OF FOOD TO AN AVERAGE OF 652 KIDS EACH WEEKEND. BY THE END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR IN MAY 2013, WE WERE IN 20 SCHOOLS PROVIDING 743 KIDS WITH A PACKAGE OF FOOD EACH WEEKEND. BY THE END OF 2013 WE WERE PROVIDING A PACKAGE OF FOOD TO 1,016 KIDS EACH WEEKEND.

IN JANUARY 2014, THE ORGANIZATION WAS OPERATING IN 20 SCHOOLS BY PROVIDING A PACKAGE OF FOOD TO AN AVERAGE OF 1,016 KIDS EACH WEEKEND. BY THE END OF THE YEAR THE ORGANIZATION WAS OPERATING IN 30 SCHOOLS PROVIDING A PACKAGE OF FOOD TO 1,200 KIDS EACH WEEKEND.

IN JANUARY 2015, THE ORGANIZATION WAS OPERATING IN 30 SCHOOLS BY PROVIDING A PACKAGE OF FOOD TO AN AVERAGE OF 1,200 KIDS EACH WEEKEND. BY THE END OF THE YEAR THE ORGANIZATION WAS OPERATING IN 37 SCHOOLS PROVIDING A PACKAGE OF FOOD TO 1,600 KIDS EACH WEEKEND.

IN JANUARY 2016, THE ORGANIZATION WAS OPERATING IN 34 SCHOOLS BY PROVIDING A PACKAGE OF FOOD TO AN AVERAGE OF 1,400 KIDS EACH WEEKEND. BY THE END OF THE YEAR, THE ORGANIZATION WAS OPERATING IN 40 SCHOOLS PROVIDING A PACKAGE OF FOOD TO AN AVERAGE OF OVER 1,600 KIDS EACH WEEKEND.

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