In celebration of National Breakfast Week, Kellogg’s is making a difference by sharing breakfast with children in need. Moms and dads know that breakfast is essential to giving kids the start they need to help unlock their potential. But not every child gets this important start to their day.
In fact, nearly one in five children across the U.S. goes without breakfast every day.1 That’s why Kellogg’s, and their in-school breakfast partner Action For Healthy Kids®, have partnered with Taye Diggs for the third annual Share Breakfast™ program. Together, they are making it easy for families to help share one2 million breakfasts with kids who might otherwise go without.
“The Kellogg’s Share Breakfast program is very personal and important to me,” said Diggs.” My mom was a teacher, and taught me at an early age that eating a good breakfast was key to succeeding in school. Even now, from being on set to playing with my son, eating breakfast gives me the energy I need to start the day right, and keep going.”
