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Free Breakfast And Lunch Available For Youth At Libraries In Escambia County
June 8, 2021
West Florida Libraries, in partnership with Feeding the Gulf Coast, is offering an Extended Summer Feeding program for youth ages 18 and younger.
Cold lunches and shelf-stable breakfasts are available for pickup at the circulation desks of each library. Multiple lunch and breakfast meals can be picked up at one time.
The meals are available as follows.
Tuesday – Saturday from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m. at:
- Century Branch Library
- Genealogy Branch Library
Monday – Friday from 10 a.m. – 1 p.m at:
- Pensacola Library
- Tryon Branch Library
- Molino Branch Library
- Westside Branch Library
- Southwest Branch Library
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2 Responses to “Free Breakfast And Lunch Available For Youth At Libraries In Escambia County”
@ Beach Boy, I do not care for those communist, but when it comes to our hungry youth, let us fund.
I remember in grade school we had out teeth cleaned at PJC (State), they would bus us down there every year and the supervised students would clean our teeth. We had one class mate who was in the dire straights and they called in a dentist pro bono. Great to see professionals who/that care about the needy.
Let us not forget our elderly and infirm.
This is good news. So many children go hungry during the summer months. Thank you for reaching out to the kids.