fairlife is kicking off its inaugural partnership with No Kid Hungry — a national campaign working to end childhood hunger—with a $250,000 annual donation. 

The donation will support initiatives that help remove barriers to childhood nutrition, helping to deliver 2.5 million meals each year—including school breakfast programs and year-round food assistance for families in need, fairlife said.

The partnership includes the following: 

• The partnership reinforces fairlife’s deep commitment to advancing nutrition access and marks a significant milestone in its philanthropic efforts as No Kid Hungry becomes the company's first national charitable partner. 

• With 14 million children in the United States living in food insecure households*, the partnership comes at a critical time as families across the country prepare for the back-to-school season, when reliable nutritious meals are essential for student success.   

• Rooted in the belief that better nutrition can lead to better futures, this effort builds on fairlife’s ongoing commitment to nourish the modern world through its grant program and delicious and nutritious dairy products, which in 2024 helped remove more than 100 million pounds of sugar and add 120 million pounds of protein to American diets. 

• In addition, on August 18, fairlife, will launch a coordinated online and in-store campaign at Kroger to raise awareness and encourage community engagement.