This resource operates as a food bank every Tuesday morning. The distribution starts at 9:00 AM, but clients often begin lining up around 8:30 AM to 8:45 AM due to high demand and quick distribution.

PlayStreets is a Philadelphia Parks and Recreation summer program that closes neighborhood streets to car traffic so children can play safely outside. Trained site supervisors lead organized games and supply free play equipment. Each site also serves free meals and snacks to children through the federally funded USDA Summer Food Service Program, helping fight summer hunger. The program has been operating for more than fifty years and reaches neighborhoods across Philadelphia. Young people and families do not need an ID, proof of income, or an appointment to take part, and meals are offered on a first come, first served basis while supplies last.

Playstreet is a Philadelphia Parks & Recreation summer program that closes designated city blocks to traffic so children have a safe place to play when school is out. Each Playstreet offers free nutritious meals and snacks through the Summer Food Service Program, supervised activities, and free play equipment for children 18 and under, with no ID or registration required. The 3400 block of Hartville Street is one of roughly 300 to 350 Playstreets operating in neighborhoods across Philadelphia each summer, run in partnership with block-resident volunteers.

This is a seasonal summer meal program providing ready-to-eat meals for children 18 years and younger. It operates only during the summer months. No identification is required to receive meals.

Playstreets is a Philadelphia Parks & Recreation program that closes neighborhood streets to car traffic so children can play safely outdoors when school is out. Block resident volunteers supervise each open street and lead games and activities for kids of all ages, while the city's Summer Food Service Program provides free meals and snacks right at the block. The program combines safe supervised play, community connection, and free nutritious food to give neighborhood children a fun place to gather and gives families a reliable, trusted place for their kids during the summer months.

A Philadelphia Parks & Recreation Playstreet that operates an outdoor summer meal site through the USDA Summer Food Service Program. During the program the block is closed to automobile traffic, creating a safe open space where neighborhood children can receive a free, ready-to-eat lunch or snack each weekday, and use free play equipment and supplies.

H.E.L.P., Inc. is a Philadelphia nonprofit that connects individuals and families with community assistance and support services, including food, housing, shelter, and employment resources.

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