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 </figure>By BRENT MARTINSt. JosephMost area schools have wrapped up their virtual
classes and ended their remote lunch programs, so the Second Harvest Community
Food Bank has stepped in.Second Harvest Development Specialist Christy
McGuire expects a lot of families to take advantage of the No Hunger Summer
program which offers a free meal for those younger than 18.McGuire says the lunch is similar a school lunch.“It is. It is. We pride ourselves, though, that
the food is very good,” McGuire says&nbsp;
with a chuckle.The lunch normally consists of a sandwich, a
vegetable, a piece of fruit, and a drink, usually milk.McGuire says the free lunch might be needed now
more than ever with the coronavirus pandemic leaving many without jobs.“We’re hoping that people utilize the service,”
McGuire says. “We’re hoping that people know that it’s out there if they need
it and their utilizing it, because that is what it is there for.”Lunch will be served at several locations in St.
Joseph and throughout the Second Harvest 19-county region in northwest Missouri
and northeast Kansas.Click <a href="https://www.shcfb.org/what-we-do/nourishing-children/no-hunger-summer.html">here</a> for locations and times.

No school lunch, no problem; 2nd Harvest offers No Hunger Summer