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Everyday, all across Nestlé USA, our brands support many great initiatives, activities, and organizations in their efforts to promote health and wellness, find a cure for illnesses and diseases, and encourage physically-active lifestyles. Below are a few examples:

• Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation

  LEAN CUISINE® supports the fight against breast cancer by partnering with the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation. LEAN CUISINE’S partnership with Susan G. Komen for the Cure began in 2002 with a flat donation. In 2004, LEAN CUISINE sold insulated designer lunch bags to raise money for Susan G. Komen for the Cure.  By 2006, Lean Cuisine raised more than $1 Million dollars for Susan G. Komen for the Cure and became part of the Million Dollar Council after 5 years of partnership.
  

  NESTLÉ COFFEE-MATE® recently made a $100,000 donation to Susan G. Komen for the Cure, and is offering a special pink ribbon label on select COFFEE-MATE packaging.  Consumers can order a Susan G. Komen coffee mug online, and COFFEE-MATE will make a $5 donation for every mug purchased.

  
  

• America On the Move®

  LEAN CUISINE® has partnered with America On the Move Foundation, a national nonprofit organization dedicated to helping individuals and communities across the country improve health and quality of life. LEAN CUISINE is the National Program Sponsor of America On the Move's Healthcare Professional Toolkit, helping physicians and other healthcare professionals educate and motivate their patients.

  
  

• Everyday Eating

  Nestlé’s EVERYDAY EATING™ Program promotes a “Good Food, Good Life” approach to assist people actively managing diabetes. Elements of the program include the Everyday Eating magazine and Web site, which offers tips, recipes, articles and other useful information to help consumers manage diabetes in their daily lives.

  
  

• The Best Life Diet

  To make navigating the grocery freezer aisle easier and to provide women with wellness tools and advice, LEAN CUISINE® and Bob Greene, author of “The Best Life Diet,” have teamed up to empower women to make beneficial changes to improve their wellness. With this partnership, LEAN CUISINE® and “The Best Life Diet” will work together over the next three years to promote healthy lifestyles by developing new easy-to-use meal plans, shopping lists and recipes.

   

  The Skinny Cow® brand has also partnered with Bob Greene and “The Best Life Diet.”  Many of The Skinny Cow brand’s better-for-you ice cream snacks are included in “The Best Life Diet” and endorsed by the health and fitness guru. Skinny and Bob share a common belief that the most successful diets are those that allow you to eat the foods you like in moderation.

  
  

• Produce for Better Health Foundation

  LEAN CUISINE® has joined the Produce for Better Health (PBH) Foundation and is a proud supporter of the Fruits & Veggies – More Matters® initiative. The brand represents a national health initiative aimed at helping consumers to easily incorporate more fruits and vegetables into their daily meals.

  
  

• Healthy Steps for Healthy Lives

  The Very Best Kids award-winning Healthy Steps for Healthy Lives program offers teachers innovative tools to educate pre-school and kindergarten students about good nutrition and physical activity. This program includes information that can be shared at home with parents and caregivers and is available in English and Spanish. More than 40,000 Healthy Steps kits have been distributed to teachers reaching nearly one million children and their families. The content is also available on the “Teacher’s Corner” section of VeryBestKids.com.

  
  

• Meals on Wheels

  Nestlé Professional partners with the Meals on Wheels Association of America, which provides nutritional meal services for elderly and home-bound individuals. Through the partnership, Nestlé sponsors activities and provides nutrition and culinary training.