What is SNAI?The School Nutrition Association of Iowa is a state, nonprofit, professional organization representing more than 950 members who provide high-quality, low-cost meals to students across the state. The Association works to ensure all children have access to healthful school meals and nutrition education by:
Recognized as the authority on school nutrition, SNAI advances the availability, quality and acceptance of school nutrition programs as an integral part of education. With Iowa’s state affiliates, SNAI local chapters and hundreds of school nutrition members and industry partners, SNAI brings a unique, firsthand perspective to child nutrition issues. Vision, Mission, & Values Vision Mission Values
Strategic Plan of Action I. Professional Development School nutrition professionals will continually improve their knowledge and skills to administer, manage, deliver, and sustain successful school meal programs. II. Advocacy and Public Image Policy makers, school officials, parents and school nutrition professionals will rely on SNA as the leading advocate for school nutrition programs. III. Membership and Community School nutrition programs nationwide will be strengthened through the engagement, leadership and collaboration among SNA’s members, state associations, the School Nutrition Foundation, allied partners and other stakeholders. IV. Governance and Operations SNAI will have a financially sustainable funding model with a nimble governance and headquarters staff structure that is aligned with the strategic plan and reflects contemporary business practices. |