Here’s how local kids can get free summer meals starting today

The city’s Summer Meals Program opens today at 70 sites citywide. Kids and teens ages 1 through 18 can get “free, healthy breakfasts, lunches, and snacks,” according to the announcement, which adds, “Each participant can receive up to two meals or one meal and one snack per day, to be eaten onsite.” The program will operate through August 23, and this page has multiple ways to find the site closest to you and the hours it’s open – West Seattle sites on the list include High Point Community Center, Highland Park Playground, Roxhill Park Playground, Salish Landing, and High Point Commons Park (opening July 8). If you have questions, email SFSP@seattle.gov.

3 Replies to "Here's how local kids can get free summer meals starting today"

  • Mike July 1, 2024 (9:47 am)

    “ages 1 through 1” might be a typo, I think it’s anyone under 18.  Getting this more publicized is great, it’s likely part of the use it or lose it government budgeting system.  Hope more people share this information out.  

  • Elton July 1, 2024 (10:19 am)

    I think you mean ages 1 through 18, Tracy :) Thanks for sharing the info though, as always!

    • WSB July 1, 2024 (10:27 am)

      Yes, fixing.

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