LTI and SNF Partner to Provide 2025 School Foodservice Equipment Grant
The winner of the 2025 LTI Equipment Grant will be awarded a Grab n’ Go cart of their choosing from…
SNF and Sterno Partner on 2025 Collection Equipment Grant for School Foodservice
The winner of the 2025 Collection Grant by Sterno will be awarded $5,000 worth of Sterno Delivery insulated food carriers.…
SNF and Innoseal Partner to Offer Equipment Grants in All 50 States
As part of their commitment to helping school feeding programs grow, Innoseal is providing fifty (50) Innoseal Set-up Kits via…
FWE/Food Warming Equipment Sponsors 2025 SNF Equipment Grant
SNF is proud to partner again this year with Food Warming Equipment (FWE) to provide a 2025 Equipment Grant. Once…
New in 2025: SNF and Alto-Sham Partner on School Foodservice Equipment Grant
The School Nutrition Foundation is pleased to announce a brand-new equipment grant sponsor for 2025—the Alto-Sham Equipment Grant. SNF and…
Hobart and SNF Partner on 2025 Equipment Grant for School Foodservice
The School Nutrition Foundation is excited to be partnering for the fourth year with Hobart Equipment, an ITW Food Equipment…
SNF and Vulcan Partner on 2025 School Foodservice Equipment Grant
For the fifth year, the School Nutrition Foundation (SNF) is partnering with Vulcan Equipment, an ITW Food Equipment Brand, to…
New Leadership Elected for SNA
Some great leadership talent will be stepping up to lead the Association in the years ahead for the SNA Board…
School Nutrition Professionals to Implore Congress to Protect School Meals
Next week, 850 school nutrition professionals from across the country will head to Washington, D.C. to urge Congress to protect and strengthen school meal programs, threatened by proposed federal spending cuts, while already burdened by high costs.
Protect School Meals from Proposed Cuts
As part of the budget reconciliation process, House Republican leaders are considering proposed federal spending cuts that would severely impact school meal programs and working families. These cuts would not only limit access to school meals, proven to support student health and achievement, but also cause unpaid school meal debt, administrative costs and paperwork burdens to skyrocket.