Greenville County Schools Provides Free Summer Lunch Program
Twenty-five locations in Greenville County are providing free lunches and breakfasts* from Monday, June 6 through Friday, August 12 for any child 18 years of age or younger. Meals are provided without regard to race, color, sex, age, disability, religion or national origin. The programs are only approved for geographic areas of need where 50 percent or more of the children qualify for free and reduced-price meals during the school year. Parents should contact a participating site for details and hours of service. Dates and times vary by location.
Greenville County Schools’ Food and Nutrition Services provides an average of 2,000 breakfasts and lunches per day as part of the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Seamless Summer Program. Organizations that are interested in hosting a Seamless Summer Feeding Site should contact the Food and Nutrition Services office at 355-1590 or 355-1246.
2016 Participating Schools and Community Centers
* Not all sites serve breakfast
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Participating School or Community Center |
Dates Available |
|---|---|
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AJ Whittenberg Elementary School |
July 11 – August 4 |
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Alexander Elementary School |
June 13 – July 14 |
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Armstrong Elementary School |
June 13 – July 14 Closed week of July 4 |
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Berea High School |
June 6 – August 12 |
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Berea Middle School |
June 13-16, July 15-28, August 1-4 |
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Beyond Differences |
June 27 - August 12 |
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Chandler Creek Elementary School |
June 11 – July 14 |
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Crestwood Forest Apartments |
June 6 – August 12 |
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East North Street Academy |
June 6-30, July 11-20 |
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Fountain Inn Elem |
June 6 – August 4 |
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Gesthemane Baptist Church |
June 6 – August 12 |
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Greenbrier Elementary School |
June 13 – June 30 |
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Greenville Multicultural Church |
June 13 – August 5 |
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Grove Elementary School |
June 13 – July 14 |
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Lakeview Middle School |
June 15 – July 28 |
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Latch Key Café 1 |
June 20 – August 12 |
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Latch Key Café 2 |
June 20 – August 12 |
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Monaview Elementary School |
June 13 – June 30 |
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Mt. Sinai Missionary Baptist Church |
June 6 – August 12 |
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Presbyterian Fellowship/FIKE Center |
June 6 – August 12 |
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Simpsonville Elementary School |
June 13 – July 14 |
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Slater-Marietta Elementary School |
June 13 – August 4 |
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Spirit and Truth Ministries |
June 20 – August 12 |
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Tanglewood Middle School |
June 15 – July 28 |
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Travelers Rest United Methodist |
June 6 – August 12 |
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Water of Life Christian Church |
June 6 – August 12 |
|
Welcome Elementary School |
June 13 – July 14 |
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