Tern limits mean many new legislators will be taking control of Michigan government after the 2018 election. Help them understand the power and benefits of 10 Cents a Meal.


Tern limits mean many new legislators will be taking control of Michigan government after the 2018 election. Help them understand the power and benefits of 10 Cents a Meal.
The 10 Cents a Meal program means more business for Michigan farmers as well as healthier food for school children.
Governor Snyder approved the expanded budget for 10 Cents a Meal, expanding the program to two new Prosperity Regions and increasing the budget to $575,000.
Groundwork’s systems change ethic is revealed in the success of the 10 Cents a Meal program for school lunches.
Last year at this time, the future for Michigan’s 10 Cents a Meal for School Kids & Farms program was iffy. This year, thankfully, legislators aren’t debating whether or not to continue the popular program, but instead how to expand it.
The Michigan Department of Education (MDE) released its 2017-2018 Legislative Report on the 10 Cents a Meal for School Kids & Farms pilot program on Tuesday, March 20.