Join us in supporting parents of hospitalized children

Together, we can eliminate hospital food insecurity and alleviate some financial burden for parents so they can get back to what matters most — caring for their child.

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Participating Hospitals

Our Mission & Vision

Feeding Families Foundation helps to eliminate hospital food insecurity by covering the cost of food for caregivers of pediatric patients who are admitted in the hospital.

The Problem & Our Solution

When a child is admitted to the hospital, the hospital provides meals for the patient as part of the stay. But did you know that the parent/caregiver staying with the child is not provided food unless they purchase it?

How to Get Your Meal

Feeding Families Foundation’s goal is to alleviate some of the financial strain placed on parents when their child is admitted. We work closely with children’s hospitals to identify rooms occupied by pediatric patients to receive your free companion meal.

Mini Golf for Parent Plates

Saturday September 14th 10am-12pm

Join us September 14th at the Sports Center of Connecticut in Shelton for a day of mini golf! Bring the family for a fun day while supporting local families of hospitalized children at Yale Children’s Hospital and Connecticut Children’s Hospital.

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Read Our Blog

FFF’s First Annual Winter Golf Event at Golf Cove in North Haven

Jan 28, 2024

What. A. Day! Thank you to everyone who came out to our first annual winter virtual golf event on January 20th. We had an amazing turnout. In addition to presenting Yale New Haven Children's Hospital with a check for $20,000 for our Parent Plate Program fund, we are...

Why They Gave: Ulbrich Stainless Steels & Specialty Metals

Jan 26, 2024

Feeding Families Foundation would like to thank Ulbrich Stainless Steels & Specialty Metals for its significant donation which will greatly help families with critically ill children in the hospital. With this donation, Feeding Families Foundation was able to...

Registered Dietitian: The Importance of Proper Nutrition for Caregivers in the Hospital

Jan 14, 2024

I worked as an inpatient Registered Dietitian and Certified Diabetes Educator at a large hospital in New York City for six years. During my time there I learned so much about the trials and tribulations of the hospitalization process, and the stress it can cause not...

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Support a Family Today!

Thanks to generous donors like you, families have one less thing to worry about. Parents face significant – life changing – disruptions, financially and emotionally, due to their child’s hospitalization. By providing the basic need of food to caregivers during this tumultuous time, you are helping enable them to be the best caregiver possible for their child.

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