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Publix Campaign Promotes Healthy Eating and Provides 800,000 Meals to Families in Need

by Kaia

The Healthy Family Project’s 23rd biannual Publix Produce for Kids campaign is now underway, running through June 25, with the goal of promoting healthy eating while supporting food banks. This year’s initiative, backed by 15 produce companies, will provide 800,000 meals to 35 Feeding America partner food banks across Publix’s service area.

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Since its inception in 2002, the Publix Produce for Kids campaign has raised over $4.2 million, aiding local children and families. In total, the campaign has helped distribute more than 15 million meals to communities through Feeding America, showcasing Publix’s commitment to fighting food insecurity.

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Shoppers at all 1,404 Publix locations will find bright, engaging signage highlighting fresh produce along with simple meal ideas to inspire families to incorporate more fruits and vegetables into their diets. New this year, Publix dietitians are sharing nutrition tips and meal-planning advice through Healthy Family Project’s digital platforms to further support healthy habits.

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“At Publix, giving back is at the heart of everything we do,” said Dwaine Stevens, Publix’s director of community relations. “We’re proud to partner with the Healthy Family Project once again to provide fresh solutions for families and contribute to fighting hunger.”

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The campaign is supported by numerous produce partners, including Coast Tropical, Driscoll’s, The Wonderful Company, Chiquita, and more.

Trish James, vice president of the Healthy Family Project, expressed gratitude for the impact the campaign has, saying, “We’re inspiring healthy habits while working together to fight hunger in our communities.”

With 1 in 5 children in the U.S. facing food insecurity, the Publix Produce for Kids campaign continues to make a vital difference, ensuring nutritious meals are accessible to those in need.

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