Amazon and No Kid Hungry Deliver More Than 2 Million Meals to Families in Rural Communities This Summer
Amazon and No Kid Hungry delivered more than 2 million meals to rural families this summer through the Summer Meals for Kids pilot, which ran May through August 2026 across 13 states. The program operates under the USDA's Summer Food Service Program, pairing 18 local food bank and school district partners with Amazon's rural delivery network. Amazon provides transportation and delivery at no cost to partners or families, with shelf-stable meal boxes typically arriving within 24 to 72 hours of enrollment.
Key figures
- Pilot period
- May through August 2026
- Local partners
- 18
- States covered
- 13
- Delivery window
- 24 to 72 hours
- Meals delivered pilot
- more than 2 million
- Quincy families enrolled
- over 1,500
- Cumulative meals since 2020
- more than 60 million
- Quincy public schools meals
- nearly 200,000
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