FoodWIse Community Impact

Written by JENNIFER NELSON Posted on May 14, 2025May 14, 2025

UW-Madison Extension-Sauk County

FoodWIse Community Impact

SNAP-Ed helps prevent chronic disease byteaching kids to eat well & stay active.79% of FoodWIse participants are youth,most learning through school-based programs.

Kids who participate in FoodWIse:

Eat more fruits 52% ate more than one type daily

Drink fewer sugary beverages 36%

Get more exercise 87% met physical activity goals: 60 minutes/day

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