Summer Lunch Programs to be Available Citywide

With summer comes an often unpublicized recurring problem: many children in Lubbock, primarily fed by schools, will go hungry while classes are out. Here are somesummer lunch programs: THE YWCAFree meal programs at 62nd and Elgin. Call (806) 792-2723 for more information.

LUBBOCK BOYS AND GIRLS

CLUB is set up to feed members. Memberships are available annually. A full day includes breakfast, lunch, and afternoon snack. Free if you live in 79415 district. Call (806) 792-2880 for more information.

SOUTH PLAINS FOOD

BANK- Kids Café: free meals throughout summer at various locations. To find a location near you, please call (806) 763-3032 or visit www.spfb.org.

LISD - free breakfast and lunch for kids June 6–July 28. Call (806)7661000 for more information.

FRENSHIP ISD thru July 28, children can receive a free lunch each day, Mon.- Fri. at Frenship High School Soccer Complex, 702 Donald Preston Dr., Wolfforth, from 11:30 a.m. - 12 p.m.; and Duran Park, 26th Street and Kewanee Ave., LBK, from 1 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.

More details will be posted on Latino Lubbock's Facebook page.

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