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Summer Meals Keep Kids Fed and Learning | Tulsa News
When summer break hits, many kids lose access to free school meals — but programs like the Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma’s Summer Meals Pop-Up are stepping in to keep them fed. At events like the one at McCullough Park, families get free lunches and fun activities, easing the financial burden of feeding kids in a high-cost world. Already serving over 330,000 meals this summer, the program aims for 750,000 before school resumes — not just filling bellies, but supporting learning, development, and childhood joy. With one in four Oklahoma kids facing hunger, local leaders like Tulsa Mayor Monroe…
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