Every day, we see moments that remind us why this work matters.
Sometimes it’s a child’s first bite of zucchini.
Sometimes it’s a handwritten note handed to a facilitator.
Sometimes we notice a student who is suddenly more enthusiastic to help.
Sometimes it’s a parent telling us dinner looks different at home.
Together, these moments tell our story better than we ever could.
What we see
What we measure
We want to know whether Kids’ Test Kitchen is doing what we intend it to do. So we listen to the people who experience it from every angle — the kids who participate, the parents and caregivers who see the impact at home, and the organizations and schools that bring KTK to their communities. Together, their feedback helps us understand what’s working, where we can improve, and whether we’re creating the kind of experience we set out to provide.
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