Food for Good is designed to provide nutritious, affordable, and convenient meal solutions for schools and families. Our program focuses on three key pillars:

1. Nutrition: Ensuring all meals are balanced, healthy, and compliant with PPM-150 guidelines.
2. Easy & Convenient: A streamlined process for schools and parents to easily sign up, manage orders, and receive meals.
3. Fundraising & Affordability: Offering affordable meal options that also help schools achieve their fundraising goals.

Phase 1: Information for Schools

• Overview: An introduction to the Food for Good program, outlining how it aligns with school needs, ensures compliance, and supports fundraising.
• Resources:
  
  1. Food For Good School Presentation: Materials for school administrators and parent councils to understand program benefits.
  2. Short Info Video for Schools & Parent Council: A video explaining how the program works and its compliance features.
  3. Program Brochure: A summary of the program’s key offerings.
  4. Policy Video: Detailed information on program policies and nutritional guidelines.
  5. Short Info Video for Parents: An introduction for parents about the program’s benefits.

Phase 2: School Sign-Up Resources

• Step by Step Guide: Detailed instructions for schools on how to register and start implementing the program.
• Resources:
  
  1. Comprehensive Manual for School Sign-Up: A thorough guide for schools to ensure a smooth sign-up process.
  2. Meal Options ’24-’25: Displays available meal options and customization based on school locations.

Phase 3: Post-Sign-Up Information and Resources for Parents and Schools

• Overview: Resources provided after schools sign up, supporting parents and schools in implementing and managing the program efficiently.
• Resources:
  
  1. Parent Letter Template: A customizable letter for schools to communicate the program to parents, including an infographic guide.
  2. Comprehensive Manual for Parents: A guide for parents on signing up, placing orders, and managing their accounts.
  3. Infographic Guide for Parents: A quick visual reference to simplify the sign-up process for parents.
  4. School Handouts: Printable materials to help schools engage parents and provide program details.
  5. Meal Options ’24-’25: Details on available meal options by school location.
  6. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ): Answers to common queries from parents and schools.

Phase 4: Automated Reports, Alerts, and Additional Resources

• Automatic Reports and Alerts: Tools for schools to monitor program performance and compliance.
  
  1. Distribution Reports: Real-time updates on meal distribution through the school dashboard.
  2. Financial Reports: Automated financial tracking to show fund allocation and ensure transparency.
  3. Alerts and Notifications: Alerts for order changes, compliance updates, and delivery notifications.
• Resource Library:
  
  1. Policy Video: Information on policies and compliance standards.
  2. Comprehensive Q&A Section: Answers to common questions and technical support for parents and schools.
  3. Additional Articles and Brochures: Guides and tips for maximizing the program’s benefits.