As More US Children Go Hungry, Nonprofit Helps Fill Gaps

It’s 8:30 a.m. on a weekday, and a line of hungry students is already forming at the door of the Thomas Johnson Middle School cafeteria in this Washington suburb. "I really run out of the house before I can get any breakfast, so it’s good to have breakfast here ready for me," Tye-Ray Gutierrez says. The 12-year-old grabs a breakfast pizza and serving of milk, saying he notices a difference when he doesn’t eat in the morning. “My energy level is way lower, and I can barely get...

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