The Kids Feeding Kids Fellowship (KFKids) offers high school teachers an opportunity to create meaningful change by addressing food insecurity, sustainability, and family mealtime through innovative classroom projects. Fellows will join a select, national cohort of educators committed to fostering community-driven solutions while advancing their professional growth. The inaugural, one-year Fellowship, running from July 2025 to July 2026, includes mentorship, hands-on training, and deliverables designed to amplify the impact of the KFKids program.
Our inaugural 2025 Fellowship is limited to 10 invited educators nationwide, chosen for their passion and vision for pioneering innovative Real World Learning solutions to critical issues around food insecurity and sustainability.
Fellows will travel to Kansas City for a one-week training program covering topics related to food insecurity, sustainability, and reducing food waste, including hands-on cooking labs. Travel expenses are covered for this training (transportation, lodging, meals).
Fellows will complete two KFKids lessons and meal donation projects 2025-26 school year (funded by KFKids), participate in scheduled, virtual Professional Learning Community sessions, and meet milestones throughout the school year.
The Fellowship experience will culminate is the Capstone Project. Fellows will design and implement a project advancing the Kids Feeding Kids mission and create an Impact Report or other evidence of how the project enhances or increases the capacity of KFKids.
Fellows receive stipends totaling $3,000 as program milestones are completed throughout the year.
Fellows may choose to earn reduced-rate graduate credits for the completion of their Fellowship.
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