Community · Food Program
Summer Eats with Project Bread
A community initiative providing free, healthy meals to children and teens during the summer break.
The Summer Eats program, in partnership with Project Bread, provides essential nutritional support to children and teens aged 18 and under during the summer months. Hosted at the Turner Free Library in Randolph, Massachusetts, this initiative ensures that local youth have access to healthy meals when school is not in session. No registration or identification is required to participate, making it an accessible and vital resource for families throughout the community during the summer season.
What to Expect
A welcoming environment at the library where youth can receive free, healthy meals without any complex sign-up processes.
Who Should Attend
- Children under 18
- Teens under 18
- Local families
- Community members
Agenda Overview
Daily meal distribution during summer hours at the library.
Venue & Address
Organizer
Project Bread · Non-profit
Project Bread is the leading statewide anti-hunger organization in Massachusetts.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a cost?
No, the meals are completely free.
Who can participate?
Any child or teen aged 18 and under.
Do I need to register?
No registration is required.
Is ID required?
No identification is needed.
Where is it located?
At the Turner Free Library in Randolph.
Who organizes this?
Project Bread in partnership with local sites.
Tags
Summer Eats
Project Bread
Free Meals
Randolph
Community
Youth Support
Summary
Free summer meal program for youth at Turner Free Library.
Reference:
turnerfreelibrary.librarymarket.com
Highlights
- Free meals for kids
- No registration required
- No ID needed
- Nutritious food options
- Community-focused initiative
- Supports local families
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