One in six children in America lives with hunger, and many of these children rely on school meals for essential nutrition to fuel their performance in and out of school, according to Harrisburg, Pa.-based Hershey’s Ice Cream.

The presentation took place at a press conference on Oct. 10 at Process Expo, held at Chicago’s McCormick Place.

It is taking to social media with Brooke Burke and Sterling Shepard to celebrate kid confidence.

The cheese will go to U.S. food pantries in an effort that also aims to boost class III milk prices.

Along with the Grassroots Alliance, the companies are delivering food and aid to those impacted by the Camp Fire in Northern California.

The brands aim to donate 500,000 meals via the ‘Share the Goodness’ campaign to help Americans struggling with hunger.

The grassroots effort seeks to connect consumers with dairy products.

Throughout October, all participating co-branded franchise locations will raise money for Susan G. Komen to fight breast cancer.

The Food Bank of Central & Eastern North Carolina and World Central Kitchen helped Borden distribute 45,000 servings of whole, 2% and chocolate milk.

Tuscan DairyPure’s Gallons of Goodness event aims to raise $10K for The Birthday Party Project.