2025 Boston Summer Eats Program To Provide Free Meals For Youth Citywide Launches

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The Boston Summer Eats program will provide free meals to youth at over 30 sites until the end of August, addressing summer food insecurity. This initiative, supported by the Mayor’s Office of Food Justice and Boston Public Schools, aims to ensure children have access to nutritious meals when school is not in session. Mayor Michelle Wu highlighted the significance of fresh food access for the city’s youth. A kickoff event on July 11, 2025, at the Paris Street Playground will promote the program and celebrate community involvement. Attendees will enjoy entertainment and learn how to access meals.

The program operates under the belief that every child deserves healthy food during the summer. Residents can locate meal sites by visiting boston. gov/summer-eats or calling Project Bread's FoodSource Hotline. The initiative reinforces the city's commitment to combating hunger and supporting families year-round.

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