No child should go to bed hungry

        Every year, more than 30,000 children in Lucas County don’t have enough food to eat. When the school year ends, so do the school lunch programs that give most of them at least one meal a day. Poor and hungry, some children are so desperate they dive into dumpsters to search through the garbage for their next meal.
        Many children and families living in poverty don’t know where to turn for help. “Feed Lucas County Children (FLCC) isn’t a food bank or a soup kitchen. Instead, we provide children with free meals that are balanced, healthy, and hot. Our program has coordinated a community-wide initiative involving over 80 agencies to offer a safe haven, educational programs, and sports during critical summer months,” says Tony Siebeneck, Executive Director of FLCC. “During the school year, these same agencies count on FLCC to increase the number of children attending after-school learning programs."

Congratulations to Feed Lucas County Children, Inc.'s Founder and Executive Director, Tony Siebeneck!

In June Tony will attend the National Jefferson Awards ceremony in Washington D.C., where he will represent the Toledo-Area region.

Click the links below to view the articles from The Toledo Blade and 13ABC news.
2013 Jefferson Award winners greeted by record crowd
Four Jefferson Awards finalists named
Regional Jefferson Award winners honored
A million meals served
        The nonprofit, 501(c)(3) FLCC has been fighting child hunger in Lucas County since 2002. Since its inception, FLCC has prepared and delivered over 1.2 million meals.
        In Lucas County alone, over 30,000 children won't have enough food this year. When the school year ends, so do school lunch programs. And that's when desperation sets in.
        “Feed Lucas County Children (FLCC) fills this dangerous gap, serving healthy meals, educational programs, and sports," says Siebeneck.

Growing Opportunities
           With your help, we’ve become not only one of Ohio’s largest and most successful summer food programs, but also a foundation that serves over 80 nonprofits, churches, schools, and other organizations. We feed up to 7,000 children a day, but there are more than 30,000 hungry kids in Lucas County.
            Together, we can feed all of them.
            And you can help give a hungry child a meal and the summer every child deserves. Donate now and join the fight against childhood hunger - and remember, every penny helps.
On August 15 join us at The Pinnacle (1172 Indian Wood Circle, Maumee) for food and live entertainment. 
Tickets are $10 per person. 
Purchase your tickets either 
  • From our office located at 1501 Monroe st., Toledo
  • Mail us a check to the address listed at the top of this page.
  • or get them at the door and mention that you are supporting Feed Lucas County Children
Grab a great meal, enjoy live music, and help support our mission to end child hunger.
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Thank You, Walmart!

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Feed Lucas County Children received $50,000 from the Walmart Foundation for our "Build a Kitchen, Feed a Child" project. Thank you, Walmart Community, for your continued support in the fight against child hunger!

In the News

- FLCC Participates in Chuck Boyk Challenge
- Walmart Foundation to Award Grant to FLCC
- Anti-Hunger Group Kicks Off Campagin
- FLCC Marks 10 Years, 1 million meals
- Feed Lucas County Children 2012
- Round Up Hunger
- Eat to the Beat: Fundraiser to Help FLCC Build Bigger Kitchen
- Summer Program Kickoff
- FLCC Plans Free Summer Camp 

Feed Lucas County Children is a 501(c)(3) charity registered in the State of Ohio. All contributions are tax deductible.
Visit our donation page to learn more about how you can help hungry kids.
Tony P. Siebeneck * Executive Director * 419-720-1106 * flcc1@hotmail.com * EIN# 34-1969461 501-C-3 Non-Profit Charity
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