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• School’s out in Central Florida and that means students can’t rely on free and reduced lunch programs for breakfasts and lunches over the next two months.
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• Volunteers at Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida packed food and other supplies into disaster relief packs in Orlando today.
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• School holidays can be a stressful time for families who usually rely on schools’ free and reduced lunch programs to feed their kids. That’s why Second Harvest teamed up with local organizations to provide those families with meals over the Thanksgiving break.
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• Second Harvest of Central Florida will pack close to 6,000 disaster food relief boxes to send to areas impacted by Hurricane Michael.
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• With the schoolyear under way, most children will not go hungry during the day. Local nonprofits want to make sure kids are well-fed after school hours.
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• The United States Department of Agriculture found more than 80 percent of U.S. children lived in food insecure households. / Nonperishable items can be donated at The Salvation Army Melbourne site at 1080 Hickory St. in Melbourne.
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• About 300,000 meals will be provided to local children as part of Second Harvest’s Food Bank program. Breakfasts and lunches are delivered to libraries, parks, and houses of worship.
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• Hurricane Season starts Friday, and Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida said it’s best to be prepared. Second Harvest worked with Feeding America and health company Abbott to put together 1,000 disaster relief packs containing food.
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• Central Florida’s food bank has started its first Spanish-language culinary training program for new arrivals from Puerto Rico. The 14-week class provides culinary and life skills training for evacuees hoping to land a job in the hospitality industry.
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• A look at hunger in Central Florida: Intersection takes a tour of Second Harvest’s distribution center in Orlando, visits the Knight’s Pantry at UCF, and finds out how a meals on wheels program in Volusia County is feeding hungry seniors.
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