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Each summer thousands of Minnesota students lose access to the free or reduced cost meals they receive during the school year. To help students 18 and under there is the Summer Food Service Program (SFSP). This program provides funds for schools and other organizations to serve free, nutritious meals and snacks when school is not in session. There are many sites all over the state of Minnesota. 2009 Summer Food Service Program Workshop Handout Finding a Summer Food SiteBefore you attend a site, it is best to call first for specific information. Times and meals provided may vary, and there will probably be some changes in the weeks ahead. Sites are open to anyone 18 and under, regardless of place of residence.
Those without internet access can be referred to call the United Way's 211 information line. Promoting Summer Meal Programs
Become a Summer Meal Program SiteIf you are interested in hosting a summer meal site please visit:
If you have further questions please contact: Jenny Butcher
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