Where Local Farms
Feed Local
Classrooms.
One nutritious meal, every school day, for every public-school student — starting in Honduras.
No Child Learns Hungry.
No Child
Learns Hungry.
One nutritious meal, every school day, for every public school in Honduras.
Hunger shouldn't be part of school.
Remember standing in your school lunch line?
Most Honduran kids never had a line to stand in.
We're building it.
Hunger isn't a mystery here. It's a supply chain problem.
Honduras grows enough to feed its children. What's missing is the last mile, the link between a farmer's field and a school kitchen. Fincas Escolares builds that link.
Honduras grows enough to feed its children. What's missing is the last mile, the link between a farmer's field and a school kitchen. Fincas Escolares builds that link.
Honduran schools need kitchens. We're building them.
Each kitchen cooks a full meal for every student, every school day.
The food comes from our own farms and local farmers, paid fair prices. Farmers get a steady buyer. Kids get a meal.
Cooks, farmers, drivers: every job goes to someone from the community, so the money stays local.
Products sold under the Fincas Escolares name help fund the jobs and keep the kitchens running.
We're starting in Honduras. The goal is every public school.
63%of Hondurans live in poverty
$618Mlost every year to malnutrition — 2.7% of GDP
The more we grow, the more kids we feed.
A project built to sustain itself.
Land
We grow food on land near schools.
Farmers
We buy from local farmers. We pay fair prices.
Food
Food goes straight from the farm to the school kitchen.
Schools
We build the kitchen in each school.
Children
Every child eats a hot meal. Every school day.
