West Virginia is seeking nonprofit groups and local agencies to help feed children from lower-income areas to ensure that no child goes hungry during the summer.
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is looking for local government agencies, nonprofit groups and other organizations to help run a summer feeding program for children. The program sponsored by the Department of Education provides free meals to children in lower-income areas at sites such as schools, churches, community centers, pools, parks, libraries, housing complexes and summer camps.
"Supporting summer feeding sites in your community is one of the most important things you can do to ensure no child goes hungry this summer," state Superintendent of Schools David L. Roach said in a news release."Children require consistent, good-quality nutrition for the development of their minds and bodies. We want to make certain every child returns to
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