September 2026 Monthly Materials

September 2026

Understanding Your Food

Everything for this month in one place. The station is for your staff, the sign is for your board, and the News Flush is for your restrooms and your staff email.

For your staffDigital Wellness StationThis month’s guides and recipes, all in one place you can share by link.Open the station ›
Print the whole stationOne-Job Print BundleEvery guide and recipe in one file. Print it double-sided and each piece comes out correctly on its own sheets. A few blank backs are intentional.Download the bundle ›
Print one pieceSingle sheetsReprint any one piece without the whole bundle. Two-page pieces print two-sided.

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Reading Nutrition Labels (1 page)
Seeing Through Health Claims (1 page)
Whole Foods vs. Processed Foods (2 pages · two-sided)
Five Looks at a Label (1 page)
Three Off the Shelf (1 page)
Triple C Corn Chowder (2 pages · two-sided)
Zucchini Noodle Spaghetti (2 pages · two-sided)
Apple Pie Slow-Cooked Apples (2 pages · two-sided)
Sun-Dried Marinara (2 pages · two-sided)

Print & pinThis Month’s SignThe bulletin-board sign, on one printable page. Print landscape.Open the sign ›or the PDF ›
Print or emailNews FlushA one-page flyer for restroom boards and staff email. Read it online or print it.Open the News Flush ›or the PDF ›
Copy, edit, sendEmail within an EmailA message to your staff about this month’s station, written for you. Personalize it and send.Copy the email ›

Email within an Email

Copy the message below, personalize the greeting and sign-off, and send it to your staff from your own email.

Subject: What’s actually in the food you buy

Team,

The front of a package tells a story. The back tells the whole story. September’s Wellness Station is about reading the difference.

Start anywhere, no signup, a few minutes each:

This month’s Wellness Station ›

Inside: short guides on nutrition labels, health claims, and whole versus processed foods. A write-in activity for your own pantry. Four seasonal recipes with grocery lists.

If you read one, make it the label guide. It changes how the rest of the aisle looks.

Thanks,
[Your name]

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