GET TO KNOW COOKING MATTERS AT OPERATION FOOD SEARCH
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1 GET TO KNOW COOKING MATTERS AT OPERATION FOOD SEARCH
2 WHAT IS COOKING MATTERS? Cooking Matters is a program of the No Kid Hungry Campaign. Today, one in five children in the United States doesn t have the food needed to grow and thrive. Together, we re changing that with the No Kid Hungry Campaign. Share Our Strength s No Kid Hungry campaign is at work in all 50 states through our state and city-based campaigns, nutrition education programs, and our investments in local community partners. Through its Cooking Matters program, the No Kid Hungry campaign equips low-income families with skills to stretch their food budgets so their kids get healthy meals at home. Cooking Matters participants learn to shop smarter, use nutrition information to make healthier food choices, and cook delicious, affordable meals. Together, we are making No Kid Hungry a reality in America. Learn more at NoKidHungry.org 2
3 THE COOKING MATTERS PARTNERSHIP MODEL Our partners know that cooking truly matters. They are creative and inspiring and we can t connect kids to healthy food without them. Share Our Strength partners with nonprofits, community groups, and public organizations across the country to provide Cooking Matters programming to low-income families in venues that are convenient and familiar to them. Our primary model is a franchise-style partnership with a citywide, regional, or statewide social service agency. In Missouri, this agency is Operation Food Search. 3
4 LOCAL PROGRAM PARTNERS Local program partners primarily offer our hands-on cooking and nutrition courses, but many also provide grocery store tours and other food skills education opportunities. In 2012, our local partners taught more than 23,000 families in 29 states to shop for and cook healthy meals on a budget. In Colorado and Massachusetts, Share Our Strength directly operates the Cooking Matters programs. 4
5 VOLUNTEERS MAKE THIS WHOLE THING WORK! In 2013, there were nearly 3,000 volunteers in the country 53 of these volunteers assisted or instructed Cooking Matters programming through Operation Food Search. Across the country, volunteers support Cooking Matters programming in many different ways In the St. Louis area, our volunteers: Teach courses as a culinary or nutrition instructor Assist with six week courses Lead Cooking Matters at the Store tours Help out with office work Photograph our programming Create props and visual aids for class Support multi-lingual courses as a translator 5 We couldn t do it without you!
6 HOW COOKING MATTERS WORKS Cooking Matters programs across the country use the same materials and follow the same set of implementation guidelines. The materials and implementation guidance is developed and maintained by Share Our Strength. We offer curriculum for Cooking Matters for Adults, Cooking Matters for Families, Cooking Matters for Teens, and Cooking Matters for Kids courses. Each local program partner has the ability to choose which Cooking Matters curricula they will use, where they will offer their programming, and how many programs they will offer in order to meet the particular needs of their community. The Cooking Matters model is unique because it is hands-on, skills-based, participatory, and provides participants with the materials and groceries they need to practice their new skills at home. 6
7 PROGRAMMING IN MISSOURI Each year we offer approximately 120 six-week courses and 70 grocery store tours Over 70% of our programming is for adults, specifically parents, and 29% is for youth. 37% of the families we reach use at least one food assistance program such as SNAP, WIC, and/or free or reduced school meals Programing takes place at grocery stores, churches, Boys & Girls clubs, community centers, and schools throughout the St. Louis area. 7
8 IF YOU VOLUNTEER TO LEAD TOURS The majority of tours will be offered at grocery stores in lowincome neighborhoods On average, each tour will consist of 6-8 participants In general, you will be responsible for administering surveys and enrollment forms, reusable grocery bags, participant guidebooks, and $10 gift cards to each participant who completes a tour Additional training is needed to become a tour leader 8
9 IF YOU VOLUNTEER WITH 6-WEEK COURSES Courses are held in a variety of community spaces and/or organizations An Operation Food Search staff member will coordinate the class and be present each week The staff member will transport all supplies(i.e. groceries, knives, cutting boards, bowls, pots & pans) necessary for the course In general, you will take the lead as a culinary instructor, nutrition instructor, or classroom assistant during a course 9
10 YOU MAY COOK IN A SPACE THAT LOOKS LIKE THIS 10
11 YOU MAY TEACH IN A SPACE THAT LOOKS LIKE THIS 11
12 YOUR TIME MAKES A BIG DIFFERENCE! After a course, adult and teen graduates report that: 65% are eating more vegetables 67% are eating more fruits 60% are eating more whole grains 83% improved their cooking skills 95% would share things learned in this course with others *Results based on 633 graduate surveys (graduate response rate of 82%) After a course, adult and teen graduates are: Cooking meals instead of buying take-out 14% more often Using the Nutrition Facts label 75% more often Eating at least 2 cups of fruit a day 40% more often Eating at least 2.5 cups of vegetables a day 37% more often Making meals with at least 3 food groups 38% more often *Results based on 633 graduate surveys (graduate response rate of 82%) After a course, adult graduates are: Planning meals ahead of time 83% more often Comparing prices before buying food 34% more often Shopping with a grocery list 35% more often Thinking about healthy food choices 43% more often *Results based on 465 graduate surveys (graduate response rate of 81%) After a course, child course graduates: 39% are more confident that they can make snacks with fruit or vegetables 31% are more confident that they can talk to their parents about healthy cooking or eating 34% are more confident that they can make healthy choices at the grocery store or when out to eat *Results based on 120 graduate surveys (graduate response rate of 53%) After a tour, graduates report that: 80% intend to try comparing unit prices, reading ingredient lists to identify whole grains, or comparing food labels *Results based on 341 graduate surveys (graduate response rate of 83%) Share Our Strength s Cooking Matters Lead Partner Report
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