City summer food program kicks off with crafts and games
The eighth annual free summer lunch program in Lawrence County showcases a Camp style kickoff with turtle crafts, bubble blowing, bean bag toss, and a fish snack. Supervisor Michelle Scott notes 6,525 children qualify for free or reduced meals as sites expand to 19 plus four Cafe Bus stops. Vendors from LCCAP and area churches staff sites, offering hot meals, activity time, and take-home boxes weekends.
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Malibu
Michelle Scott
SCCAP
Lawrence County
Scott
U. S. Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Service
Greater Pittsburgh Food Bank
Christina Winniewicz
Smith
Highland Avenue
Wallace Street
Lincoln Terrace
Grant Street
Etna Street
Union Township
Twilight Mobile Home Home Park
Mohawk
Verity Green
Laurel
Jeremy Bergman
New Castle
Hoyt Institute of Fine Arts
Gaston Park
Jenny Bollinger
Katie Daugherty
First Baptist Church
Westview
Bollinger
Chuck Johnston
Church of Genesis
Mahoningtown
Kids Eat Free at Local Summer Lunch Sites
Local program runs Monday to Friday from June 12 to August 16 with noon snacks and 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. meals at multiple sites including Harbor Heights Neshnannock Village Grant Street Community Center Croton United Methodist Church Big Run and Ellwood City area locations. The Walker Neighborhood House and other centers host expanded hours for children 4 to 18 with homework help, crafts, field trips, and meals, often called supper.
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Harbor Heights
Altman Road
Neshannock Village
Neshannock Ave
Grant Street Community Center
W. Grant St
Croton
Snew Castle
North St
Heritage Halls
Beechwood Blvd
Pulaski
Walker
Johnston
Marilynn
Ron Eade
Pam
Walker Neighborhood House
Yvonne Clark
Moravia Street
Moravia St
Swestview Terrace
W.grant St
Swalnut Ridge
Pershing St
Ellwood City
Ellwood
Jeffree St
Sankey Center
Highland Ave
Twilight Mobile Home Park
Edinburg
Clark
Craig
Programs aim to curb summer hunger for low income kids
The report ranks DC and surrounding states on summer meal reach. Harmony Camp and the Central PA Food Bank run sites across 12 counties delivering breakfasts lunches and dinners to children. Sites report kids waiting eagerly for meals and some receive take home food backpacks. Readiness to expand remains strong though critics note many still go hungry.
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District of Columbia
New Mexico
Vermont
Barron Deffenbaugh
Harmony Camp
Deffenbaugh
Darryl Lloyd
Central Pennsylvania Food Bank
The
Food Bank
Lloyd
Food Service
Harrisburg
Central PA Food Bank
Bradford
Centre
Clearfield
Clinton
Columbia
Dauphin
Lancaster
Lycoming
Northumberland
Perry
Snyder
York
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Bergman
Marcia McKee
David Purdy
First Presbyterian Church
Salvation Army
McKee
Nancy Lowry
NEWS
Kelsay Sweet
George Washington Intermediate
Graham
Somerset County
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