The National Ben Gamla Charter School Foundation

The National Ben Gamla Charter School Foundation is a non-profit organization and foundation registered to receive federal grant awards since May 24, 2011. As a tax-exempt corporate entity, it specializes in educational services, particularly in the realm of charter schools. The foundation's involvement in federal grant programs suggests a commitment to enhancing educational opportunities and nutrition for students. While specific details about the foundation's background are not provided, its structure and participation in federal programs indicate a focus on supporting and potentially operating charter schools with an emphasis on student well-being.

The foundation has primarily engaged in federal grant sub-awards related to nutrition programs administered by the Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services Florida. Specifically, it has received sub-awards for the National School Lunch Program (NSLP) and the Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program (FFVP). These programs aim to provide nutritious meals and promote healthy eating habits among school-aged children. The NSLP sub-awards suggest that the foundation is involved in ensuring students have access to balanced, affordable lunches, while the FFVP sub-award indicates efforts to introduce fresh produce into students' diets. As a sub-grantee, The National Ben Gamla Charter School Foundation likely works in conjunction with the Florida Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services to implement these federal nutrition initiatives within its charter school network, contributing to the overall health and academic success of its students.