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POLICY ALERT SPECIAL NUTRITIONPROGRAMSDate: February 23, 2007, Reference: # SSP 20073 To: Summer Food Service Program (SSP) Contractors Subject: Revised SSP Forms for Sponsor Participation Program

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How to fill out the summer food service:

1. Obtain an application form from the designated authority.
2. Read the instructions carefully and gather all the required documents.
3. Provide accurate personal information, including name, address, contact details, and social security number.
4. Specify the dates and location where you plan to offer the summer food service.
5. Describe the types of meals you intend to serve and any special dietary options available.
6. Indicate the estimated number of children you expect to serve daily.
7. Provide the financial information requested, including your annual income, expenses, and assets.
8. Attach any required supporting documents, such as tax returns or profit/loss statements.
9. Review the completed application to ensure all sections are filled out correctly and legibly.
10. Submit the application before the specified deadline.

Who needs the summer food service?

1. Schools and school districts: Summer food service programs are commonly offered by educational institutions to ensure that students can access nutritious meals even when school is not in session.
2. Non-profit organizations: Various non-profit organizations, such as community centers, churches, and youth programs, may also need the summer food service to support the nutritional needs of the children under their care during summer break.
3. Families in low-income areas: Many families struggle to provide adequate meals for their children during the summer, particularly those with limited financial resources. The summer food service helps bridge this gap by offering free or reduced-cost meals to eligible families, ensuring that children receive proper nutrition throughout the summer months.

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What is to summer food service?

Summer food service is a program that provides free meals to children during the summer months when school is not in session.

Who is required to file to summer food service?

Organizations such as schools, non-profit organizations, and local government agencies that want to participate in the summer food service program are required to file.

How to fill out to summer food service?

To fill out the summer food service program application, organizations need to provide information about their site locations, meal service times, and the number of children they expect to serve.

What is the purpose of to summer food service?

The purpose of the summer food service program is to ensure that children in low-income areas have access to nutritious meals during the summer months.

What information must be reported on to summer food service?

Organizations participating in the summer food service program must report on the number of meals served, the number of children served, and any food waste or program challenges.