The Vermont Campaign to End Childhood Hunger, and its many members and partners around the state, are working to increase access to nutritious meals for children and families at risk of hunger. Our programs and education efforts are making a difference in the future of Vermont’s children.



Incorporated in 1993, VTCECH is a nonprofit, member-supported organization that develops programs and advocates policies to prevent hunger and promote good nutrition for Vermont's families.



VTCECH has established a strong track record of identifying new sponsors of the federal child nutrition programs and providing the technical assistance that allows these programs to be implemented and sustained.



VTCECH is Vermont's principal advocate for sound, effective, and appropriate nutrition-assistance policy and offers a broad array of educational and informational services.



In addition, VTCECH continues to identify gaps in community nutrition services and respond with creative education and enrichment programs. VTCECH is governed by a 10-member board of directors and a 6-member advisory board. VTCECH's 9 full-time and 3 part-time staff includes a state representative and 4 registered dietitians.