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Big Happenings
Great American Bake Sale
Join the generationOn Team for the Great American Bake Sale and help end childhood hunger!
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GenerationOn has a nation-wide bake sale team
and we want you on it! All you have to do is sign up below and have a bake sale!

What is it and how it works:
One in five kids in America struggles with hunger. Kids who struggle with hunger have a hard time learning in school and don't get the nutrition they need to grow up strong and healthy. GenerationOn kids and teens are teaming up to end this struggle by joining the Great American Bake Sale!

The Great American Bake Sale happens all across the country, all year long. Awesome youth and caring adults sign up to hold bake sales and send their profits to Share Our Strength. Share Our Strength uses that money to end childhood hunger.
You can schedule your bake sale whenever you want, but the National Challenge is April 20-22. It would be sweet if your bake sale won! The first 300 bake sale hosts to submit $275 or more from bake sales held on National Challenge Weekend will receive a Jay at Play’s Little Miss Muffin Pop N Flip™ toy.
More sweet stuff:
You can win prizes for how much money your bake sale earns. You can even become a Bake Sale Rockstar and get your name up on the Share Our Strength website.
When you sign up as part of the generationOn Team, you get a poster, resources and the $10 fee is waived!
There's an entire Resource Center to help you make your bake sale a huge success!
Check out the planning guide to the left - you'll find tons of ideas!
To Sign Up:
- If you're under 13, grab a grown-up. You'll need to enter some info about yourself.
- Click on the cupcake below.
- If this is your first time participating, sign up as a "new user." If you've held a bake sale before, sign in with your user information.
- Click "Host a Bake Sale."
- Fill in all of the information. Make sure you choose "generationOn" as your company!
- Click "Complete Registration."
Click here if you have any questions about signing up.
To keep learning and keep making your mark on hunger, check out this cool stuff:
Family projects, compassion education stories, fact sheets, and author interviews
Service-learning lesson plans for teachers:
This generationOn lesson introduces young students to concepts about homelessness, hunger and the benefits of giving selflessly.
Community Table, Community Ties (3-5)
Students explore ways individuals and community agencies interact with others for the common good in this generationOn lesson.
Helping Hands Across the World (3-5)
This generationOn lesson raises awareness of the needs of others who are unable to provide a balanced nutritious diet for their own families.
Hunger and Your Community (6-8)
Students explore food scarcity and abundance in this generationOn lesson. They identity a need in their community and take action to help reduce poverty, hunger, or poor nutrition.
Making a Difference in the World (9-12)
In this generationOn lesson, students learn how different sectors of society address the issue of hunger. Students reflect on the importance of philanthropic actions.
In this generationOn lesson, students develop an awareness of and sensitivity to hunger issues in their community and world through historical cases and current programs.
And more baking projects!





