FREE for Members & Non-MembersEarn a certificate for 1.0 CEU, Specialty 8
Join the National CACFP Association and No Kid Hungry for a collaborative webinar designed to give summer meal sponsors and community partners an overview of summer meal programs, with an emphasis on both traditional congregate and rural non-congregate options. This session aims to equip CACFP sponsors and others with the information and inspiration needed to support summer meal programs in their communities. Whether you are considering serving as a summer meal sponsor, operating as a meal site, participating in existing efforts, or simply promoting programs in your area, this webinar will help you understand your options and get started. The session will conclude with a live Q&A, giving you the opportunity to ask questions and clarify program details.
- Hear directly from the National CACFP Association and No Kid Hungry on the basics of summer meal programs, including traditional congregate and rural non-congregate models.
- Peer Insights: Listen to active summer meal sponsors who are currently serving children in their areas through various feeding models. Resource Connections:
- Access key tools, guidance documents, and next steps to assist you in promoting, participating in, or launching summer feeding initiatives.
Presented by
Robin Hernandez, R.D., Sr. Program Manager, Center for Best Practices, Share Our Strength
McKenzie Brunner, MGPS, Senior Policy & Outreach Specialist, National CACFP Association
Amy Hobbs, Senior Director of Food Services, YMCA of Southeastern North Carolina
This Zoom webinar offers real-time, live captions that are available in Spanish and 34 other languages.
FREE
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