Are you a school looking to eliminate lunch debt?

Our goal is simple: to ensure every child has access to lunch at school, regardless of their family’s financial circumstances. Through donations from community members, local and national businesses, and community events, we work with schools to help reduce lunch debt and support students throughout America.

How It Works

We work with schools and donors across America

We identify schools in need through independent research, direct outreach from schools, or referrals from community members. Once a school is verified, it is added to our list for funding consideration.

Through donations from community members, local and national businesses, and large community events, we raise funds to help reduce student lunch debt and support teachers with essential classroom supplies. These funds are then carefully allocated to the schools we partner with and those on our support list.

Student lunch debt remains a widespread issue — with a significant percentage of schools in Texas and across the United States carrying unpaid meal balances. We work directly with school cafeteria and nutrition departments to ensure donated funds are properly applied to outstanding lunch accounts so students can receive a nutritious, hot meal without stigma or worry.

Our mission is simple: remove the burden of lunch debt, support educators, and help create an environment where students can focus on learning — not hunger.

Is your school ready to partner with School Lunch Debt, Inc?

Fill out the form below and our team will be in touch shortly!

    School Lunch Debt Partnership Application

    Applicant First and Last Name*

    Representing an Individual School or School District?*

    If a District, How Many Schools Are in the District?

    School/District Name*

    Your Position with the School/District*

    School Address or District Office Address(Address, City,State, Zip)*

    Total School/District Lunch Debt*

    Is Lunch Debt Accumulated or Is an Alternative Meal Offered?*

    If Alternative Meal Is Offered, What Does It Consist Of?


    Primary Contact Information

    Primary Contact Name*

    Primary Contact Email*

    Primary Contact Phone Number*


    Payment Information

    Who Should Checks Be Made Out To?*

    Address to Mail Checks (Address, City, State, Zip)*

    Additional Information*