Gwinnett County
Join All for Lunch to keep Gwinnett County Schools Lunch Debt Free!
100% of your tax-deductible donation will go directly to Gwinnett County Schools to pay off delinquent lunch accounts and keep schools in your community lunch debt free. All for Lunch and Lunch for All!
Join All for Lunch, Inc. to eliminate school lunch debt throughout your community. For some children as young as 5 years old, school lunch may be their only meal of the day so we are teaming up to make sure every child has access to lunch at school, regardless of their financial situation at home.
All for Lunch relies 100% on donations to help support schools within the community to keep kids lunch debt free. All for Lunch has no paid employees or staff, putting 100% of donations directly towards the mission of eliminating school lunch debt and fighting against childhood food insecurity. If you would like to specify a specific Gwinnett County school to receive your donation, please do so on the donation form to the left.
All For Lunch and Lunch For All!
Help us make sure kids have access to lunch at school.
75% of schools nationwide have school lunch debt
100% of your tax-deductible donation goes towards eliminating school lunch debt and fighting against childhood food insecurity. Together we can help make sure children as young as 5 years old in kindergarten can have access to lunch at school. With the average school lunch costing about $2.50 a day, your donation can help make a substantial impact in a child’s school day.
Recent News From All for Lunch
How Can We Eliminate School Lunch Debt?
School lunch debt can feel like a problem that keeps coming back. A community pays off thousands of dollars in negative balances. Families get relief. Schools begin with a clean slate. Then students return, meals are served and new balances begin to appear. That does...
What Is the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) and Can It Prevent Lunch Debt?
What if a student could walk into the cafeteria, choose a school meal and never have to think about the balance in a lunch account? For millions of children, that is already how school lunch works. The Community Eligibility Provision, commonly called CEP, allows...
Who Pays for School Lunch Debt When Families Can’t?
A student eats lunch on Tuesday. The meal costs money. The student's account does not have enough to cover it. The school still purchased the food. Someone prepared it. Staff served it. The cost did not disappear because the account went negative. So who ultimately...
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