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Summer Meal Program Set To Feed 6,000 Keiki Throughout Big Island
May 20, 2025

Fellows mentioned in this story: Janice Ikeda

From Big Island Now:

Kaukau 4 Keiki, a summer food program by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, will once again provide free weekly meal kits with a focus on reaching children under 18-years old in rural communities statewide.

On The Big Island, the sponsor agency for the federal program since 2021 has been the nonprofit Vibrant Hawaiʻi.

Last summer, Vibrant Hawaiʻi distributed breakfast and lunch food supplies to an estimated 5,070 keiki from 33 sites across Hawaiʻi County during the six-week program.

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