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Summer Food Service Program


Description

The Summer Food Service Program provides free meals to low-income children during school vacations. More than 26 million children eat school lunch every day when school is in session, and about half of them receive their meals free or at a reduced price due to low household income. The summer program offers those children nutritious food when school is not in session. During Summer 2011, Wisconsin served more than 2 million meals at 661 sites operated by 158 sponsoring organizations.

For more information regarding Wisconsin's SFSP, please contact Amy Kolano (608) 266-7124 and click on the "How to Apply" link listed below. SFSP training for new and returning sponsors starts late February.

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USDA FNS 2012 Summer Food Service Program (SFSP) Introductory Webinars
These webinar sessions are designed to provide a high level overview of the Summer Food Service Program (SFSP). Every “Introductory” webinar session will cover the same content. Following the overview of the SFSP, the session will cover resources and tools available to help get started with the SFSP, successful outreach practices and tips, next steps and how to get involved, and then the session will open for questions and answers with USDA FNS staff.
Wednesday, 2/15, 2:00pm EST - National Recreation & Park Association
Thursday, 2/16, 2:00pm EST - African-American Serving Organizations
Thursday, 2/23, 3:00pm EST - Public Session
Tuesday, 2/28, 2:00pm EST - Latino Serving Organizations
Wednesday, 2/29, 2:00pm EST - Faith-Based Organizations
Thursday, 3/8, 3:00pm EST - Public Session
Tuesday, 3/13, 11:00am EST - Public Session
Wednesday, 3/21, 1:00pm EST - Public Session
Tuesday, 3/27, 4:00pm EST - Public Session

Feeding Hungry Children When School is Out - USDA publication

2011 Summer Food Service Program Sponsors with Open Sites


For questions about this information, contact Amy J. Kolano (608) 266-7124

Last updated on 2/9/2012 3:24:41 PM