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Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program

Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program

Provides fresh fruits and vegetables to students to encourage healthy eating habits now and for the future.


USDA Program Overview

School Year 2026-27 FFVP Memo to the School Food Authorities (SFA) in Hawaii


PLEASE FOLLOW THE APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS. Incomplete forms may result in applications not being accepted by the deadline May 29, 2026.

SCHOOLS MUST SUBMIT AN FFVP APPLICATION FOR SY 26-27 TO SERVE FFVP IN THE NEW SCHOOL YEAR.  

CURRENT SY 25-26 FFVP SCHOOLS LOSE ALL REMAINING FUNDS IF APPLICATIONS ARE NOT RENEWED. 

DOE Elementary schools must submit their completed forms to their School Food Authority (SFA) which is the School Food Services Branch (SFSB) . SFSB will collect and submit all SFSB applications to HCNP.

All SFAs must submit forms for their schools to HCNP by Deadline Friday, May 29, 2026.

Separate FFVP Application pages in PDF available below:

FFVP Service Information Chart – Can be used for submitting any updated FFVP service info of schools prior to the start of FFVP service in SY 26-27 and for any changes occurring during the school year.

FFVP Memo

SCHOOL LISTS ATTACHED TO FFVP SUPERINTENDENT MEMO TO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PRINCIPALS 

List of Elementary Schools Over 30% Free-Reduce Price Meal Enrollment

SY 2020-21 FFVP Schools

FOR DOE PUBLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS (PreK-6): Complete all forms and sign as indicated

DOE PUBLIC SCHOOL FFVP Application Pg 1-2 (PDF)

DOE PUBLIC SCHOOL FFVP Application Pg 3-Task Chart (Word)

DOE PUBLIC SCHOOL FFVP Application Pg 4-Equipment Needs and Certification (PDF)

FOR CHARTER/PRIVATE SCHOOLS (PreK-6): Complete all forms and sign as indicated

CHARTER/PRIVATE SCHOOL FFVP Application Pg 1-2 (PDF)

CHARTER/PRIVATE SCHOOL FFVP Application Pg 3-Task Chart (Word)

CHARTER/PRIVATE SCHOOL FFVP Application Pg 4-Equipment Needs and Certification (PDF)

SCHOOL LISTS ATTACHED TO FFVP SUPERINTENDENT MEMO TO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PRINCIPALS 

SY2020-21 FFVP Highest Needs Schools to 30% Free and Reduced Enrollment