Children in grades 1 to 5 and enrolled in after-school program offered by the Boys \& Girls Clubs of Austin Area (BGCAA) in selected schools, together with their caregiver (a parent/guardian), will be randomized into one of the two arms:
* Intervention group will receive, for 4 wks, 10 lbs of produce delivered weekly at home and one USD 20 gift card sent bi-weekly (total USD 40). Then, for 15 wks, the caregiver will receive every other week an electronic interactive health goals reminder survey to complete, for which they receive USD10 if completed. The goal sheets are optional activities.
* Control group will receive $120 as grocery store e-gift cards at the end of the study.
Regardless of the allocation arm, the child will attend the BGCAA's afterschool program as part of their family's association with the organization. The program runs daily, and the children are encouraged to attend at least 2x/wk. The "Coordinated Approach to Child Health" (CATCH) program will be delivered as part of the BGCAA program 2x/week.
Primary question: Does a 19-week after-school evidence-based program on nutrition education and physical activity for elementary-aged children improve overall child diet better when resources to encourage healthy eating are also provided to caregivers than when such resources are not provided?
