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El Paso Schools and Food Banks Unite to Combat Summer Hunger

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As summer approaches, El Paso faces a critical food insecurity rate of nearly 40%, significantly higher than national averages. Local organizations, including Canutillo Independent School District, are stepping up to provide free meals to children under 18, with no income verification required. Breakfast and lunch will be served at various campuses from June 1 to July 10, ensuring that families have access to nutritious food during the break. Additionally, El Paso Community College will operate a Mobile Pantry every Tuesday from June 2 through November, offering further support to those in need.

Key Details: • Free meals for children 18 and under at Canutillo ISD from June 1 to July 10. • Breakfast: 7:30 a.m. - 8:15 a.m.; Lunch: 11:00 a.m. - 12:15 p.m. • Mobile Pantry at El Paso Community College every Tuesday from June 2 to November, 10:00 a.m. - noon. • Locations for Mobile Pantry include Mission del Paso, Valle Verde, Transmountain, Rio Grande, and Northwest campuses.

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Gustavo RevelesCanutillo Independent School DistrictEl Pasoans Fighting HungerAlderete Middle SchoolEl Paso Community CollegeCanutillo Middle SchoolReyes Elementary SchoolKris YagelNorthwest Early College High SchoolIDEA Public SchoolsDavenport Elementary School

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