Page 9 - Summer Meal Program News Today

School districts across North Carolina are alerting parents and families to new changes in the free and reduced-cost meal program. That includes summer breakfasts and lunches for kids. Federally funded summer meals are designed to fill in the nutrition gap for children when school is out of session. The program begins in June and usually runs through August. Any child 18 and under can receive free healthy meals.

Area school districts are offering free meals to students during the summer at various schools and libraries.

The Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation is providing free meals, breakfast and lunch, for any kid that needs one this summer.

USD 259 will offer free breakfasts and lunches for several weeks this summer.

Program by MPS and two foundations delivers free meals in three ZIP codes.

Arvest gives $2,500 to Neosho Family YMCA Summer Meal Program Neosho Daily News On Jun. 1, associates of Arvest Bank, on behalf of the Arvest Foundation, presented a $2,500 check to the Neosho Family YMCA for their summer meal program. “Terra Oxendine is a YMCA member,” said Tina Ferguson, Executive Director of Youth Development for the Neosho YMCA. Oxendine also works for Arvest Bank. “She reached out to our CEO and he immediately thought of the summer food program. Because 25,000 meals ...

At nine schools across Harrison County today, families and kids stopped by for the first day of the district’s summer meal program.

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