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2019 New Haven and Hamden Summer Meals Blitz at Lincoln-Bassett Park (corner of Shelton Avenue and Ivy Street ) New Haven, CT

June 22, 2019 from 9am to 1pm
We are reaching out to all members of your community to ask for your help to end child hunger in Connecticut this summer.  Starting June 22, 2019, we will be hosting a Blitz Day to raise awareness of the Summer Meals Programs that exist in New Haven and Hamden. These programs provide free, nutritious meals to children 18 years of age and younger at meal sites across CT.  Neither paperwork nor identification is required to receive a meal. A Blitz Day is a volunteer outreach effort to increase…See More
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2019 East Haven Summer Blitz at East Haven High School

June 17, 2019 from 9am to 12pm
We are reaching out to all members of your community to ask for your help to end child hunger in Connecticut this summer.  On June 17, 2019, we will be hosting a Blitz Day to raise awareness of the Summer Meals Programs that exist in East Haven. These programs provide free, nutritious meals to children 18 years of age and younger at meal sites across CT.  Neither paperwork nor identification is required to receive a meal. A Blitz Day is a volunteer outreach effort to increase awareness in a…See More
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2019 Summer Meals Blitz

End Hunger CT! is reaching out to each of you because for your help and support! We are looking for volunteers to come join us and canvass the streets with FREE SUMMER MEALS information. Summer Meals are provided all over CT to children age 18 and younger. They are free (no paperwork requirement) safe and nutricoius meals located in parks, schools and other community building all over your towns. We need volunteers for the following dates:Monday, June, 17 from 9 AM to 12 PM at EAST HAVEN HIGH…See More
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Name of the Organization
End Hunger CT!
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End Hunger CT!
Job Title
Board Member
Contact phone
8605602100
E-mail
childnutrition@endhungerct.org
Website
http://https://www.endhungerct.org/
Interest
Early Childhood, Aging\Elderly Services, Youth, Food Assistance, Advocacy
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End Hunger Connecticut! is a statewide anti-hunger and food security organization. By focusing on advocacy, outreach, education and research, EHC! serves as a comprehensive anti-hunger resource for policymakers, community organizations, and low-income families. The work of EHC! is vital to the visibility and coordination of various federal food assistance programs that are meant to lower the prevalence of food insecurity and hunger. The goal of EHC! is to improve the levels of food security and nutrition among Connecticut families while creating and supporting policies that move families toward self-sufficiency.

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2019 Summer Meals Blitz

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End Hunger CT! is reaching out to each of you because for your help and support! We are looking for volunteers to come join us and canvass the streets with FREE SUMMER MEALS information. Summer Meals are provided all over CT to children age 18 and younger. They are free (no paperwork requirement) safe and nutricoius meals located in parks, schools and other community building all over your towns. 
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