Top 8 Diya Competitors & Alternatives in 2025

Competitors

1. 

   #1

   Common Threads

   Best for consumers

   Est. 2003   •  51-200 employees

   Common Threads is a national nonprofit that provides hands-on cooking and nutrition education to children, families, educators, and healthcare professionals in under-resourced U.S. communities.

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2. 

   #2

   FoodCorps

   Best for consumers

   Est. 2010   •  201-1k employees

   FoodCorps is a U.S.-based nonprofit that places AmeriCorps service members in schools and communities to provide hands-on food education, improve school meals, and support farm-to-school programs.

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   #3

   The Edible Schoolyard Project

   Best for SMBs

   Est. 1995   •  11-50 employees

   The Edible Schoolyard Project is a U.S. nonprofit that uses organic school gardens, kitchens, and curricula to teach students about food, nutrition, and environmental stewardship.

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4. 

   #4

   Cooking Matters

   Best for consumers

   Est. 1994   •  201-1k employees

   A national campaign of Share Our Strength that provides free food‑skills education and resources to help families shop for and cook healthy, affordable meals.

   Starts at $0

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   #5

   Wellness in the Schools

   Best for mid-market companies

   Est. 2005   •  51-200 employees

   Wellness in the Schools (WITS) is a U.S.-based nonprofit that partners with public schools to provide healthy school meals, nutrition education, and increased physical activity for children.

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6. 

   #6

   Chef Ann Foundation

   Best for SMBs

   Est. 2009   •  51-200 employees

   A U.S. nonprofit that promotes whole-ingredient, scratch cooking in K–12 schools and provides tools, training, resources, and grants to improve school meals.

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   #7

   Real Food for Kids

   Best for SMBs

   Est. 2010   •  2-10 employees

   Real Food for Kids is a Greater Washington, D.C. nonprofit that advocates for healthier school food, delivers nutrition education programs, and runs community food initiatives to improve children’s access to whole, real foods.

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   #8

   KidsGardening

   Best for SMBs

   Est. 1982   •  2-10 employees

   KidsGardening is a U.S.-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit that supports educators and caregivers with grant funding, original lesson plans, activities, and community to help kids play, learn, and grow through gardening.

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