Davenport Schools Summer Food Program Is Returning

Davenport Schools is bringing back a program to make sure kids in the school district get food this summer. The Summer Food Program is coming back and we have all the details to know when you kid can get breakfast and/or lunch if they are in the Davenport school districts.

On Wednesday, officials from the Davenport Community School district announced that their Summer Food Program is returning again for the summer. The Summer Food Program is designed to give out free breakfast and lunch to kids 18-years-old and younger for free.

The Summer Food Program begins on Monday, June 21st and ends on Friday, August 6th. No food will be handed out on Monday, July 5th.

Davenport Community Schools has several locations to collect breakfast and/or lunch. See the chart below to know when, where and what you can get at these locations.

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Fairmount Branch Library	Breakfast and Lunch Bags	12:40 - 1:05	3000 N. Fairmount Street
Sr. Concetta Park	Lunch	12:15 -12:35	6th & Warren Street
Progressive Baptist Church	Breakfast	8:30 - 8:50	1302 E. 12th Street
	Lunch	11:40 - 12:00
Wood Intermediate	Breakfast and Lunch Bags	11:00- 12:30	5701 N. Division Street
Sudlow Intermediate	Breakfast and Lunch Bags	11:00- 12:30	3414 E. Locust Street
J.B. Young Comm. Center	Breakfast and Lunch Bags	11:00- 12:30	1702 N. Main Street
Buffalo Elementary	Breakfast and Lunch Bags	11:00- 12:30	1000 Jefferson, Buffalo IA
Smart Intermediate	Breakfast and Lunch Bags	11:00- 12:30	1934 W. 5th Street
YMCA Bittner	Breakfast	8:30 - 8:50	630 E. 4th Street
	Lunch	11:40 - 12:00
YMCA North	Lunch	12:40 - 1:00	624 W. 53rd Street
Buchanan Elementary	Breakfast and Lunch Bags	12:00 - 12:20	4515 N. Fairmont
Central High School	Lunch	11:30 - 12:30	1120 Main Street
Hayes Elementary**	Breakfast	7:20 - 8:00	622 S. Concord
	Lunch	11:30 - 12:30
Jefferson Elementary**	Breakfast	7:20 - 8:00	1027 Marquette Street
	Lunch	11:30 - 12:30
Madison Elementary**	Breakfast	7:20 - 8:00	116 E. Locust Street
	Lunch	11:30 - 12:30
Trinity Lutheran	Lunch	11:30 - 12:30	1122 W. Central Park
Wilson Elementary	Lunch	11:30 - 12:30	2002 N. Clark Street

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Here are the two spot we are comparing:

12513 Walsh Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90066

Cost: $1,195,000

984 sqft | 3 Bed | 2 Bath

901 46th Street Dr, Moline, IL 61265

Cost: $995,000

15,291 sqft | 6 Bed | 11 Bath

Clearly one is a bit bigger than the other.

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