California's Governor Gavin Newsom has announced the return of the 'Sun Bucks' program, enabling over 4 million children to receive $120 each to help cover food costs during summer break. This initiative targets the nutritional needs of students when school lunches are unavailable, seeking to mitigate hunger among children. EBT cards will be distributed in alphabetical order, with funds set to expire in 122 days. Families that do not qualify automatically may apply for assistance through their school.
The 'Sun Bucks' food program aims to provide more than 4 million children in California with $120 each to ensure they have access to food during summer break.
Gov. Gavin Newsom emphasized that the initiative is designed to combat childhood hunger when school meals are not available, demonstrating the state's commitment to children's welfare.
Eligible students will receive EBT cards that are mailed out in alphabetical order, with funds intended to be utilized within 122 days to cover summer food expenses.
For families not automatically eligible for the program, there is an opportunity to apply for the benefits through school meal applications, ensuring inclusivity.
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