Verified open September 18, 2026. The Nebraska Department of Education currently lists No Kid Hungry’s School Breakfast Program and Non-Congregate Summer Meals Grants among school nutrition funding resources for Nebraska. No Kid Hungry states that it is currently prioritizing grants that increase access to and participation in the School Breakfast Program and non-congregate summer meals.
Funding
No Kid Hungry does not publish a standard award amount on the current grant-inquiry page. Funding availability varies by state and by alignment with current funding priorities. Completing the inquiry form does not guarantee an invitation to submit a full grant application.
Eligibility
School districts and community-based organizations serving children through federal feeding programs may submit an inquiry. No Kid Hungry provides grants to organizations and school districts, not to individuals or families.
Deadline and Application Process
The current grant-inquiry form is open and no fixed closing date is published. Interested organizations submit the online inquiry form. No Kid Hungry will contact organizations if grant funding is available for the program and the organization aligns with current priorities.
Current Funding Priorities
Current priorities emphasize increasing access to and participation in the School Breakfast Program and non-congregate summer meals. Limited funding may also be available for other federal nutrition programs.
Material Restrictions
Funding is not guaranteed by submitting the inquiry. Availability varies by state, and organizations should confirm program eligibility and any invitation-specific requirements before relying on this funding for a project budget.
Atlas Analysis
Atlas Opportunity Score: 74/100. N9+ Fit Score: 20/100. This is a legitimate school nutrition funding pathway that Nebraska’s Department of Education currently directs schools toward. The opportunity is a strong fit for meal-access and nutrition-program expansion, but it is not a direct fit for N9+ acquisition or clinical technology. Atlas publication is appropriate; broad applicant outreach should be limited until No Kid Hungry confirms that funding is available for the specific Nebraska applicant or program.