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CACFP/SFSP

2023 Summer Food Service Program
Sites

Ages: 18 and under only. • Monday - Friday • Site hours vary.  Call feeding sites for hours.

El Cenizo Community Center
3519 Cecilia Ln. El Cenizo, TX 
(956) 523-5382

Rio Bravo Community Center
1600 Orquidia Ln. Rio Bravo, TX 
(956) 712-0160

Fernando Salinas Community Center 520 Reynolds St.
(956) 523-4770

Ladrillito Activity Center
2018 San Ignacio Ave. Laredo, TX 
(956) 723-4421

Fred & Anita Bruni Community Center 452 W. Rancho Penitas Rd.
(956) 417-3330

Santa Teresita Community Center 
15104 Highway 59
(956) 418-6563

LHA - Colonia Guadalupe
2000 San Francisco Ave.
(956) 722-4521

LHA - Carlos Richter
1600 Circle Dr.
(956) 723-7341

LHA - Meadow Acres
641 E. Elm Lp.
956-723-3653

LHA - Russell Terrace
501 Richter Dr.
956-723-4622

LHA - Ana Maria Lozano
6500 Springfield Ave.
956-727-7591

LHA - South Laredo
3501 S. Arkansas Ave.
956-722-8141 

Rosemont Apartments
5606 St. David Ln.
Laredo, TX 78046
956-717-2991

CACFP-Child & Adult Care food program

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The South Texas Food Bank is proud to be partnering with the State of Texas in providing free afterschool meals to the children of South Texas. Launched in 2019, the South Texas Food Bank was approved by Texas Department of Agriculture to begin its Child & Adult Care Food Program (CACFP).

 

This program is a nationally-ran afterschool meal program created by USDA that provides warm and nutritionally-dense and approved meals to children up to the age of 18. Our very own chef designs and prepares the meals while complying with USDA nutritional requirements.

The warm meals are distributed to each site using special warmers which ensure that food is maintained at the proper and safe temperatures.

The CACFP that the South Texas Food Bank runs is designed specifically for the area we live and play in and provide delicious after school meals at approved sites.

 

The approved sites run the program additionally provide enrichment activities to further compliment the experience. While children eat and socialize, they also have opportunities to gain additional skills and knowledge by engaging in educational activities, receive tutoring services, having access to the internet, or simply having a quiet space to do homework in. 

 

The sites providing afterschool meals include: 

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El Cenizo Community Center
3519 Cecilia Ln. El Cenizo, TX 
(956) 523-5382

Rio Bravo Community Center
1600 Orquidia Ln. Rio Bravo, TX 
(956) 712-0160

Fernando Salinas Community Center 520 Reynolds St.
(956) 523-4770

Ladrillito Activity Center
2018 San Ignacio Ave. Laredo, TX 
(956) 723-4421

Fred & Anita Bruni Community Center 452 W. Rancho Penitas Rd.
(956) 417-3330

Santa Teresita Community Center 
15104 Highway 59
(956) 418-6563

LHA - Colonia Guadalupe
2000 San Francisco Ave.
(956) 722-4521

LHA - Carlos Richter
1600 Circle Dr.
(956) 723-7341

LHA - Meadow Acres
641 E. Elm Lp.

LHA - Russell Terrace
501 Richter Dr.

LHA - Ana Maria Lozano
6500 Springfield Ave.

LHA - South Laredo
3501 S. Arkansas Ave. 

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Summer Food Service Program

The South Texas Food Bank's  Summer Food Service Program provides provides warm meals and snacks throughout the summer, is designed to provide nutrition to children who depend on meals provided by the school during the normal school year.  

 

Kids are offered delicious and nutritious meals prepared by South Texas Food Bank’s Scratch Kitchen.

This program is available to kids of all ages at six different sites through grab n’ go distribution.

 

This program provides meals to an average of 800 children daily throughout Webb County. 

 

For a complete list of summer feeding sites in the area, information may be requested by calling 2-1-1 or by following the South Texas Food Bank on Facebook. 
 

For More Information:

Children's Program Coordinator

info@southtexasfoodbank.org

Tel: (956) 726-3120 Ext. 112

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