Physical activity is essential for youth's health, growth, and development; however, only 42% of children in the United States meet physical activity recommendations. Piloted in spring 2016, "WeCook: Fun with Food and Fitness" engaged at-risk youth in physical activity, food preparation, and nutrition education. The objective was to determine if the program increased self-reported and objectively measured physical activity from pre- to post-assessment. The secondary aim was to test the feasibility of Fitbits as an objective measure. Results demonstrated a trend toward increased self-reported physical activity and a significant difference in average steps taken pre- to post-assessment, according to Fitbit data.