Part of the Fulton County School Nutrition Program's annual Summer Meals Program, providing free nutritious breakfast and lunch meals to children during the summer months when school is not in session. Meals are planned by registered dietitians and follow USDA nutrition guidelines. All children in the community are welcome—no enrollment in Fulton County Schools is required to participate.

Wolf Creek Elementary School participates in the Fulton County Schools Summer Meals Program, providing free breakfast and lunch to all children 18 years old and under and individuals under 21 with special needs. Children do not need to be enrolled in Fulton County Schools to participate. Meals meet USDA nutrition standards and are prepared on-site. The contact person is Andrea Smith, Coordinator of Operations for the School Nutrition Program.

The Fulton County School Nutrition Program provides free breakfast and lunch meals to children during the summer months as part of its annual Summer Meals Program. The program is open to all children 18 and under, and those under 21 with special needs. Children do not need to be enrolled in Fulton County Schools to participate. Meals are free for all eligible children in the community.

Wolf Creek Elementary hosts an annual Summer Meal Program. This program provides nutritious, free meals to children 18 and under, and those under 21 with special needs. Children do not need to be enrolled in Fulton County Schools to participate. Please contact the school directly for specific program dates and times.

**Summer Meal Program **School Contact: 470-254-3620, lawrenceaa@fultonschools.org **Children 18 and under **6/1-7/1

*The Fulton County School Nutrition Program recognizes the vital role that school meals play in combating childhood hunger. To meet the needs of our students & children in the community, the School Nutrition Program will continue to provide nutritious meals across the county as part of its annual Summer Meals Program.

Students attending face-to-face Summer School or Pre-K will be offered free breakfast and lunch meals during their school’s scheduled mealtimes.

The Fulton County School Nutrition Program will also provide meal service for children in the community. Children 18 and under, and those under 21 with special needs, can enjoy a delicious meal daily during the designated times and locations listed below. Meals are FREE for all children in the community. Children do not need to be enrolled in Fulton County Schools to participate.

*Parents/guardians, find additional locations where your child/children can get healthy, daily meals this summer. There are multiple programs that offer summer meals at no cost. Check all these sources to see if there is a meal distribution site in your area. Text “FOODGA” to 877877 from a mobile phone beginning June 1 and be provided geographically based results on the closest sites Visit GeorgiaFoodBankAssociation.org for a GPS-enabled map of the closet sites. Dial 1-866-3-HUNGRY (1-866-348-6479) to find locations.

Nonprofit ministry operating the Love Box program. Distributes pre‑packed boxes of food (mix of frozen and shelf‑stable items) through partner distribution sites, including at this Atlanta location. Individuals place orders online, confirm pickup details with a coordinator, and collect boxes on scheduled distribution dates. The organization rescues surplus high‑quality food, drinks, and dry goods to serve households in need.

The Douglas County School System Summer Meals Program provides free breakfast and lunch to all children 18 and under (and special needs individuals under 21) during the summer months. The program is federally funded and state administered. No registration or enrollment is required, and children do not need to be DCSS students to participate. Per federal guidelines, all meals must be consumed on site and children must be present to receive a meal.