"It’s not just about what we eat—it’s a big part of who we are. Did you know that 36% of Americans cook at home every day, while 28% feel uncertain in the kitchen? Our relationship with food and our ability to enjoy balanced, nourishing meals is essential for supporting our mood, maintaining mental health, and staying resilient as we face life’s challenges. Eating well is one of the best ways to feel prepared for whatever comes our way. As the old saying goes, 'YOU ARE WHAT YOU EAT,' and in today’s world, that couldn’t be truer!"

Culture is the heart of a community, shaped by its traditions, arts, values, and shared experiences. Over the years, American culture has changed in many ways, with some areas flourishing while others face challenges. Today, 52% of Americans feel that our culture and identity are at risk, and there are mixed feelings about how connected we feel to our families' roots and traditions. However, 86% of Americans believe that arts and culture enhance their community's quality of life and livability, showing just how important these elements are to our overall well-being.

Health and wellness have become top priorities around the world, especially after the global pandemic. In the U.S., many people were forced to adapt their lifestyles to meet new challenges. Over 70% of U.S. adults feel that the healthcare system isn’t fully meeting their needs, and 59% consider the high costs of health and wellness a significant barrier to living a healthy life. While more Americans are focusing on their health than ever before, over one-third still feel they aren't as healthy as they could be.