For most of us, grocery shopping is just part of the weekly routine. We’re filling lunchboxes, restocking the fruit bowl, figuring out dinner and somehow buying another bunch of bananas even though we swear we just bought them.

But this fall, that everyday grocery trip can help do something bigger.

Healthy Family Project is once again teaming up with Publix and an incredible group of food and produce partners for the fall Produce for Kids campaign. Together, participating brands are helping provide more than 1,050,000 meals to families in need while supporting nutrition education in communities served by Publix Super Markets.

When shoppers choose participating campaign products at Publix, they help support programs that provide meals to families in need through local Feeding America food banks and support nutrition education.

It’s a simple choice that can add up to a meaningful impact.

Feeding Families Beyond Our Own Table

So much of family life revolves around food.

What are we packing for lunch? What can they grab before practice? What’s for dinner? Do we have anything everyone will actually eat?

But for families facing food insecurity, the question can be much bigger: Will there be enough food?

That’s what makes this campaign about more than what goes into our own grocery carts.

By bringing shoppers, brands and Publix together, the Produce for Kids campaign helps support local food banks working to put meals on tables while also providing families with practical nutrition education and resources.

This fall, those everyday grocery choices will help provide more than 1 million meals to families throughout the Publix market area.

That’s a lot of grocery carts doing a lot of good.

Powered by Purpose-Driven Partners

This impact is possible because of the brands that choose to be part of it.

This fall’s participating partners include:

  • ¡Yo Quiero! Brands
  • Ayco Farms
  • Bay Food Brokerage
  • Chiquita
  • CMI Orchards
  • Crunch Pak®
  • Del Monte Corporation
  • Del Monte Foods
  • Fresh Express®
  • Grimmway Produce Group
  • GT’s Living Foods
  • Mariani Nut Company
  • Mission Produce
  • Passion Growers
  • Pure Flavor
  • Rainier Fruit Company
  • SUNSET®
  • The Wonderful Company
  • VegPro
  • Vick Family Farms
  • Village Fresh Greenhouse Grown®

When shoppers choose products from these participating brands at Publix during the campaign, they’re supporting companies that have come together to help feed families and invest in their communities.

Food That Works for Real Life

Nutrition doesn’t have to mean perfectly planned meals or complicated recipes.

Sometimes it’s fruit tossed into a backpack on the way out the door.

Sometimes it’s veggies and dip after school.

Sometimes it’s a salad kit next to whatever you managed to get on the table before practice.

And sometimes dinner is whatever you can pull together in 20 minutes because everyone needs to be somewhere.

That still counts.

Throughout the fall campaign, Healthy Family Project will share recipes, nutrition tips and realistic meal inspiration featuring participating campaign products to help families put food on the table in ways that work for their schedules, budgets and real life.

One Grocery Trip. A Bigger Impact.

The best part about this campaign is that supporting it doesn’t mean adding another thing to an already-full to-do list.

You’re already grocery shopping.

You’re already packing lunches.

You’re already figuring out snacks, dinners and what to feed the kid who suddenly decided they no longer eat the food they loved yesterday.

This fall, choosing participating campaign products at Publix helps turn those everyday purchases into something bigger.

Those choices help support local Feeding America food banks, nutrition education and more than 1,050,000 meals for families in need.

One grocery trip might feel ordinary.

But when shoppers, brands and retailers all come together, those everyday choices can add up to real change.

That’s what Produce for Kids is all about: feeding our own families while helping put food on another family’s table, too.