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    Who Feeds Hungry Kids in Summer?

    • July 25, 2016
    It’s a good question. According to the USDA, more than 22 million schoolchildren are eligible for free or reduced-price meals during the year through the National School Lunch Program, but…
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      Does Hunger Stop in Summer? (Cont.)

      • July 10, 2012
      Two years ago, we asked that question. And the answer is still no. The statistics on hunger in America, particularly among children, are startling to many (to see them, go…
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