The Halton Catholic Children’s Foundation (HCCF) is once again partnering with The Social Impact Games to bring the Kids Feeding Kids Social Impact Challenge to HCDSB schools!
From October 22 to December 19, 2025, students across our board will take part in a fun, gamified challenge that turns acts of kindness, leadership, sustainability, and service into meals for children in need right here in our community.
Students complete simple activities- at school or at home – to earn points that unlock meal donations for local families. Participants can track their progress on a school leaderboard and see their collective impact grow.
New This Year: Families Can Join!
Parents and guardians are invited to participate alongside their children by completing family-friendly challenges, including special Advent activities that promote kindness and service. All credits earned through family participation will count toward your child’s school total.
Accessibility and Privacy
The Kids Feeding Kids platform has been fully vetted for privacy and data security. Activities are designed to be flexible and inclusive. Families with questions about accessibility or support for their child’s participation are encouraged to contact their school’s administration team.
Get Involved
Become a Sponsor
We are grateful to the generous sponsors who have already pledged $40,000 in support of this year’s challenge – helping to provide thousands of meals for children and families in need.
Local businesses and community partners are invited to help make a difference by sponsoring the Kids Feeding Kids initiative. Sponsors will help provide meals for children in need while promoting community engagement and service.
View the Sponsor Information Poster.
Support the Cause
If you wish to make a donation or learn more about how your family or business can support the Kids Feeding Kids initiative, please contact Victoria Craig-Dekoninck, Executive Director of HCCF, at ed@hccf.ca.
Together, we can make a difference – one good deed at a time – and help ensure that no child in our HCDSB community goes hungry.
