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CACFP Inspire: Candace Horne of Candy Cane Learning Centers
Candy Cane’s Learning Centers have leveraged the CACFP to provide nutritious foods that contribute to the wellness, healthy growth, and development of children in the Cook County community.
Read MoreSummer Series: CACFP Portable Picnics
Sunny days with a refreshing breeze are a perfect time to take dining outdoors.
Read MoreHarvesting Your CACFP Childcare Garden
This is part four of our series on gardening at CACFP childcare sites. In this segment we discuss harvesting your childcare garden.
Read MoreCACFP Inspire: Fausat Rahman-Davies, Rialto USD Child Nutrition
Fausat Rahman-Davies is on a mission to improve child nutrition in Rialto through her work with the CACFP and her pandemic innovation.
Read MoreCACFP Board Member Elections 2022: Candidate Profiles
Board elections for NCA. For the first time, members will cast their ballots digitally. Learn more about the candidates.
Read MoreMaintaining Your CACFP Garden
This is part 3 of a multi-part series on gardening in the CACFP. This segment is all about garden maintenance.
Read MoreGardening at Your CACFP Site | Ready to Plant
This piece is about planting your CACFP garden. In others we cover questions to ask before beginning, maintenance, harvesting and keeping kids engaged.
Read MoreThings to Consider Before Starting Your CACFP Site Garden
Pt 1 of a series on gardening in the CACFP. Children gardening is associated with numerous positive outcomes. This is all about getting started.
Read MoreGet Inspired: CACFP Inspire Award Winners Named
The NCA named winners in the CACFP Inspire Awards which celebrate the incredible individuals and organizations who reimagined and executed the CACFP during the pandemic, especially those who overcame public health challenges and went above and beyond expectations to continue to provide for the children and adults they serve.
Read MoreMelinda Aponte of YWCA of Asheville Named Finalist of CACFP Inspire Collaboration Awards
From professional relationships to community nonprofits, Aponte’s collaborative work earned her a spot as a finalist for the Inspire Collaboration award.
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