March 15, 2015

Hap-pea New Year!
Celebrating 2018 accomplishments.

January 2, 2019

Last month, the USDA rolled back healthy school lunch regulations, making it easier for junk food to reach our kids. We’re responding by doubling our efforts to keep local schools healthy for our kids.

Food Literati Members Bring Citrus Smiles to Kids
This is an example of what your generous donation towards our mission supports.

March 15, 2015

$25 $50 $186 $500 $1500

$25

Inspires a kid to taste a new veggie (attitude change).

$50

Inspires a kid to make a new recipe & learn knife skills (knowledge change).

$186

Gives a kid one year of tasting, cooking, and eating new fruits and vegetables.

$500

Empowers a kid to ask an adult for fruits and vegetables to eat outside of food literacy class.

$1,500

Helps build mission capacity to continue scaling and reach more kids.

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Our goal

March 15, 2015

We have successfully reached 10 schools this year, and with your help we can continue our mission & reach more kids throughout Sacramento.

What kids have learned

	How to identify a healthy veggie.
	YES, healthy snacks taste good!
	How to make a healthy snack and read a recipe.

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Food Literacy Hero

Rick Mahan

July 11, 2018

Food Literacy Center is extremely fortunate to have the ardent support of one of Sacramento’s premier chefs, Rick Mahan, chef/owner of restaurants OneSpeed and The Waterboy. Over the years, Rick and his chefs have participated in many Food Literacy Center events, including this year’s Broccoli HQ Night during the Sacramento Food Film Festival, and his restaurants were one of our first donate to help us expand our program to more schools. Food Literacy Center is peach proud to present an invisible cape to our latest superhero Rick Mahan!