With the passage of the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2023, serving non-congregate summer meals in rural areas without access to a congregate site is now a permanent option for states. Offering meals to-go and through delivery has the potential to significantly decrease childhood hunger and increase food security over the summer. Hear about what worked for summer 2023 and what to expect for summer 2024.  

1. Learn the most recent updates on summer 2024 operations regulations and guidance. 
2. Discover promising practices for allowable meal service models. 
3. Engage with experienced sponsors operating rural, non-congregate summer meals in their communities.