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F4K works to alleviate childhood hunger
on the lower/outer Cape and beyond
by bringing together
the Church of the Holy Spirit
and local communities
to provide free meals
for children and teens
in the summer when schools are out
Another F4K summer is almost over!  Our recreation program partners in Orleans, Chatham and Eastham said goodbye to their children a week ago.  Those in Brewster, Wellfleet and Truro finished up just this past Friday.  And last, but not least, carrying through our last week are the recreation programs in Harwich and Provincetown, along with Truro Library and Nauset School’s grab-and-go meals.  We don’t have all the numbers in yet, but we know from our sites that it has been a great summer for them and the children we both serve, especially after last summer when most programs were not able to operate.
The People Who Make It All Possible!
Thank You To Our Staff!
Despite the lingering challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, including unpredictable food supplies, staffing shortages, last minute changes from our sites and other disruptions, their skill, commitment, and teamwork more than met the needs of our sites and the children we both serve.  
Anne Marie Mullen – F4K Operations Manager

Mary O’Reilly – F4K Kitchen Manager

Gerard Costa – F4K Assistant Manager

Matt Montiero – F4K Site Supervisor, Chatham

Laura Froeschner – F4K Program Manager

Susan Murray and the Food Service Staff at Nauset Middle School
Thank You to All Who Have Volunteered
at Church of the Holy Spirit
and Nauset Middle School!
We could not have done it without your help. More than 100 volunteered to help prepare the meals (37), pack the meals (53), make recycling runs with all the cardboard (5), and drive to our sites (36). And this summer we had 3 volunteers step up to fill the Site Supervisor role at Brewster Recreation and Truro Library. That’s more than 800 volunteer hours preparing, packing and handing out meals, and more than 6,850 volunteer miles driving. 
Your commitment to the children of the lower/outer Cape and their families and your willingness to put that commitment into action is remarkable and greatly appreciated. Many of you were there every week, some almost every day. Many of you filled multiple roles, and all responded with grace to whatever was needed to meet the new challenges of any particular day. Stay safe, and we hope to see you all next summer!
Childhood hunger is a hidden reality on Cape Cod.
We are thrilled you would like to help make a difference
by supporting Food 4 Kids with your volunteer time this summer!

Thank you!
This institution is an equal opportunity provider.
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