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Summer Food Service Program for Texas

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The Summer Food Service Program (SFSP) provides free, nutritious meals to children who might otherwise go hungry when the school year has ended or is closed. The meals are usually provided along with educational or recreational activities. The program reimburses contractors who serve meals that meet certain nutritional standards to children.

The Summer Food Service Program (SFSP) provides free, nutritious meals to children who might otherwise go hungry when the school year has ended or is closed. The meals are usually provided along with educational or recreational activities. The program reimburses contractors who serve meals that meet certain nutritional standards to children.

undefined Summer Food Service Program for Texas?


All children and teens (age 18 and under) who visit an approved SFSP feeding site can receive meals at no cost.

No registrations or applications are required. Meals are also available for people with disabilities who are over age 18 and participate in school programs for the mentally or physically disabled.

undefined Summer Food Service Program for Texas?


To locate summer meal sites near you, please visit the Summer Food Site Map page.


For more information, please visit the Texas Summer Food Service Program webpage.