Food & Nutrition
Food & Nutrition is just one way that Healthy Lifestyles are fostered at the Club
We ensure every child who comes through our door has everything they need to succeed – this starts with a nutritious meal! Through the Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP), the Summer Food Service Program (SFSP), and the generosity of our donors, we provide free hot meals and snacks to all Club members.
Our Food and Nutrition Program provides healthy, balanced meals and snacks daily and nutrition education.
Welcome to The Gupta Family Cafe!
Made possible through the generous support of The Gupta Family Foundation, our new kitchen is dedicated to tackling food insecurity in Nashua. With the new space, we’re excited to expand our impact, increasing our yearly output of meals and snacks from 45,000 to 75,000. In addition to serving wholesome meals, we are committed to promoting nutrition education to empower our community with the knowledge to make healthier choices for themselves and their families.
Weekly Menus
Here you can find our weekly menus, updated regularly for your convenience.
Infants & Toddlers
All members eat
FREE of charge, meals are included in membership!
85% of all meals are made from scratch by our food services
team.
We serve over 45,000 hot meals and snacks to members each year!
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