Join 30,000+ parents fighting for safe school lunches
No child should have to choose between food and safety at school.
Sign the petition before the school day begins!
The Problem:
What Kids with Food Allergies Face
1 in 13 kids has food allergies. 1 in 300 has celiac. Most schools still can’t safely serve them lunch.
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Your answers help us spot the biggest problems and push for change where it’s needed.
Does Your Child’s School Provide 100% Safe Food Options?
Inclusion at every lunch table.
A Seat at the Table for Every Child
No child should feel unsafe or unseen at lunchtime, but for kids with food allergies or celiac, that’s the reality. We believe schools can do better.
“This isn’t just about food. It’s about dignity, access, and standing up for kids who’ve been left out for too long. Together, we can make school lunch safe for everyone.”
— Nicole, Founder
What we're asking for
A Commitment From Schools Everywhere
We’re uniting parents to push for real change. These demands can help make lunch safe and inclusive for every child.
Protect kids with dietary needs, no more unsafe menus.
Schools must meet legal obligations around food safety.
Families deserve a voice in what their kids are served.
Full transparency. No hidden risks on the lunch tray.
What parents are saying
Listen to the Parents
They’ve tried working with schools. Now they’re rallying for change—because their kids deserve better.
“My son has celiac disease. He’s gone days without eating because the cafeteria couldn’t promise a safe meal.”
— Melissa R., New York
“We tried bringing lunch from home, but my daughter sat alone every day. She started faking being sick just to avoid lunch period.”
— Jared L., Massachusetts
“I’ve talked to the school ten times and still nothing’s changed. No one should have to beg for their child’s safety.”
— Sandra V., New Jersey