Archdiocese lunch program marks another year of service
The Archdiocese of Cincinnati reports 96 schools under the National School Lunch Act for 1952 53 with 94 offering hot lunches and 307 950 free meals served last year. It notes Type A patterns supply one third of requirements and details participating schools by county and diocesan division.
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School Lunch Program in Cincinnati Archdiocese
Editorial notes the National School Lunch Act backed program in the Cincinnati Archdiocese has grown to millions of meals yearly and substantial business. It argues the lunches are good business, offering balanced meals at fair prices and teaching nutrition, while easing family budgets through government support and surplus commodities.
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School Lunch Program Links Faith and Farm Partners
The program emphasizes seasonal foods and buying abundant farm products, acting as Christian charity by giving poor children at least one good school meal daily. Free meals in the archdiocese number in the thousands yearly, with tangible health and nutrition benefits and lasting community good.
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