Please park, have your phone available to receive your food box.

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Nourish Up también organiza distribuciones de alimentos temporales (“pop-up”), donde no se requiere referencia, identificación ni documentos financieros. Es necesario registrarse con anticipación para estos eventos. Siga este enlace para ver las ubicaciones y registrarse: https://nourishup.org/foodshare/

Sitio web: https://nourishup.org/pantries/

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Hosts the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Summer Meal Program, a USDA-funded initiative that provides free meals and snacks to children and teens eighteen and younger during summer break. Operated by CMS School Nutrition Services in partnership with the church, meals are served ready-to-eat on-site. No registration, documentation, or proof of income is required. The church campus also hosts additional community resources through its partnerships with local nonprofits.

Kingdom Harvest Bibleway Church, also known as The Harvest, is a faith-based congregation in the Nevin community of Charlotte, NC. Each summer the church partners with CMS School Nutrition Services to operate a USDA Summer Food Service Program site, providing free, nutritious breakfast and lunch meals to children in the community.

Faith CME Church offers food to help meet the nutritional needs of the community. The pantry operates as a drive-thru and is open to anyone in need.

Governors' Village STEM Academy (Lower) is one of more than 50 Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools sites participating in the USDA Summer Food Service Program. Operated by CMS School Nutrition Services under Executive Director Cathy Beam Essick, the site provides free, nutritious summer meals to school-age youth when regular school meals are unavailable. Meals are served in the school cafeteria. Guests check in at the front office on arrival. The program follows standard USDA summer nutrition guidelines, offering balanced ready-to-eat meals with breakfast and lunch components including grain, protein, fruit, vegetable, and milk.

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Part of the USDA Summer Food Service Program, this site provides free, nutritious breakfast and lunch to children ages 18 and younger throughout the summer months when school is out. Operated on-site at Northside Baptist Church in partnership with Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools, Atrium Health, and Sodexo, the program welcomes all children with no registration, paperwork, or documentation required. The church also partners with Loaves & Fishes Charlotte Mecklenburg for additional free food distribution events throughout the year.

Sugaw Creek Recreation Center hosts a USDA Summer Food Service Program site run by Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools School Nutrition Services. Free nutritious meals and snacks are provided to children and teens during summer break at this Mecklenburg County recreation center. As a federal open site, all children 18 and under can receive meals at no cost, and children eat on site. The center also offers youth programs and community activities during summer, so families can combine meal service with recreation programming in a welcoming neighborhood space.