Highlighting the

Summer BreakSpot Program

Florida Faith-Based and Community-Based Advisory Council Meeting

April 9, 2019

Overview

• Summer 2018 Statistics

• Meal Gaps 2019

• Summer Resource Map

• Summer BreakSpot Challenge

SFSP 2018_________________________

Sponsors

2018 SFSP SitesSite Type Total Sites

School 1,770Recreation 1,110

Church 638Mobile 237

Apartment Complex 129Boys & Girls Club 118

Day Care 118Library 112YMCA 67

Non-Residential Camp 56

HUD (Housing and Urban Development)

52

Police Athletic League 14

Residential Camp 12Rural Development (RD) Multi-

Family Housing8

Medical Delivery 8CROP (College Reach Out

Program)7

Upward Bound 7WIC 6

NYSP (National Youth Sports Program)

4

Homeless 3Hotel 2

Migrant 1National Park Service 1

Total: 4,480

2018 SFSP Meals Served

Breakfast = 4,189,194

Lunch = 8,151,833

Snack = 2,244,577

Supper = 173,921

Total = 14,248,853

Numbers include both SFSP and SSO

Meal Gap Report• Created to provide a more accurate look at areas in

Florida where there is defined need and few to no meals being provided

• Displays by zip code the approximate number of Summer BreakSpot sites it will take to close a meal gap in any zip code that displays aggregate data about children in need collected through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, Medicaid, Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, and Certified Reduced Eligibility.

• Target the top 20 zip codes in the report by profiling the zip codes to learn what the barriers and resources are to participating in the program

Meal Gap Report

County Zip Code

Total Free And Reduced

Eligible Count FDC

2017-2018 AvgChildren Served

Per Day

2017-2018 AvgChildren Served

Per Open Site

Underserved Free And Reduced Eligible Count

Sites needed to close the meal gap - Free And

Reduced Eligible

Osceola 34772 3,056 10 10 3,046 305Clay 32068 5,866 21 21 5,845 278

Miami-Dade 33033 13,212 1,209 67 12,003 179Volusia 32128 890 11 5 879 176

Lee 33917 2,570 36 18 2,534 141Orange 32808 13,962 2,399 82 11,563 141Orange 32822 10,741 793 72 9,948 138

Escambia 32526 4,764 35 35 4,729 135Duval 32210 12,768 1,792 85 10,976 129

Miami-Dade 33032 10,668 1,569 71 9,099 128Polk 33823 4,762 184 36 4,578 127Polk 33880 7,558 363 60 7,195 120

Miami-Dade 33177 7,483 473 59 7,010 119Miami-Dade 33172 4,728 81 40 4,647 116

St. Lucie 34953 7,913 267 66 7,646 116Orange 32818 9,981 1,828 73 8,153 112Osceola 33896 225 2 2 223 112Orange 32839 12,339 546 109 11,793 108

Polk 33801 6,214 664 55 5,550 101Hillsborough 33610 12,448 3,039 94 9,409 100

Meal Gap Report

County Zip Code

Total Free And Reduced

Eligible Count FDC

2017-2018 AvgChildren Served

Per Day

2017-2018 AvgChildren Served

Per Open Site

Underserved Free And Reduced Eligible Count

Sites needed to close the meal gap - Free And

Reduced Eligible

Osceola 34772 3,056 10 10 3,046 305Clay 32068 5,866 21 21 5,845 278

Miami-Dade 33033 13,212 1,209 67 12,003 179Volusia 32128 890 11 5 879 176

Lee 33917 2,570 36 18 2,534 141Orange 32808 13,962 2,399 82 11,563 141Orange 32822 10,741 793 72 9,948 138

Escambia 32526 4,764 35 35 4,729 135Duval 32210 12,768 1,792 85 10,976 129

Miami-Dade 33032 10,668 1,569 71 9,099 128

Underserved =

Eligible Children

Meal Gap Report

County Zip Code

Total Free And Reduced

Eligible Count FDC

2017-2018 AvgChildren Served

Per Day

2017-2018 AvgChildren Served

Per Open Site

Underserved Free And Reduced Eligible Count

Sites needed to close the meal gap - Free And

Reduced Eligible

Osceola 34772 3,056 10 10 3,046 305Clay 32068 5,866 21 21 5,845 278

Miami-Dade 33033 13,212 1,209 67 12,003 179Volusia 32128 890 11 5 879 176

Lee 33917 2,570 36 18 2,534 141Orange 32808 13,962 2,399 82 11,563 141Orange 32822 10,741 793 72 9,948 138

Escambia 32526 4,764 35 35 4,729 135Duval 32210 12,768 1,792 85 10,976 129

Miami-Dade 33032 10,668 1,569 71 9,099 128

Underserved =

Eligible Children

Total

Eligible

Children

Meal Gap Report

County Zip Code

Total Free And Reduced

Eligible Count FDC

2017-2018 AvgChildren Served

Per Day

2017-2018 AvgChildren Served

Per Open Site

Underserved Free And Reduced Eligible Count

Sites needed to close the meal gap - Free And

Reduced Eligible

Osceola 34772 3,056 10 10 3,046 305Clay 32068 5,866 21 21 5,845 278

Miami-Dade 33033 13,212 1,209 67 12,003 179Volusia 32128 890 11 5 879 176

Lee 33917 2,570 36 18 2,534 141Orange 32808 13,962 2,399 82 11,563 141Orange 32822 10,741 793 72 9,948 138

Escambia 32526 4,764 35 35 4,729 135Duval 32210 12,768 1,792 85 10,976 129

Miami-Dade 33032 10,668 1,569 71 9,099 128

Underserved =

Eligible Children

Total

Eligible

Children

-Avg. Children

Served

Per Day

Meal Gap Report

County Zip Code

Total Free And Reduced

Eligible Count FDC

2017-2018 AvgChildren Served

Per Day

2017-2018 AvgChildren Served

Per Open Site

Underserved Free And Reduced Eligible Count

Sites needed to close the meal gap - Free And

Reduced Eligible

Osceola 34772 3,056 10 10 3,046 305Clay 32068 5,866 21 21 5,845 278

Miami-Dade 33033 13,212 1,209 67 12,003 179Volusia 32128 890 11 5 879 176

Lee 33917 2,570 36 18 2,534 141Orange 32808 13,962 2,399 82 11,563 141Orange 32822 10,741 793 72 9,948 138

Escambia 32526 4,764 35 35 4,729 135Duval 32210 12,768 1,792 85 10,976 129

Miami-Dade 33032 10,668 1,569 71 9,099 128

Sites needed

to close the

meal gap=

Meal Gap Report

County Zip Code

Total Free And Reduced

Eligible Count FDC

2017-2018 AvgChildren Served

Per Day

2017-2018 AvgChildren Served

Per Open Site

Underserved Free And Reduced Eligible Count

Sites needed to close the meal gap - Free And

Reduced Eligible

Osceola 34772 3,056 10 10 3,046 305Clay 32068 5,866 21 21 5,845 278

Miami-Dade 33033 13,212 1,209 67 12,003 179Volusia 32128 890 11 5 879 176

Lee 33917 2,570 36 18 2,534 141Orange 32808 13,962 2,399 82 11,563 141Orange 32822 10,741 793 72 9,948 138

Escambia 32526 4,764 35 35 4,729 135Duval 32210 12,768 1,792 85 10,976 129

Miami-Dade 33032 10,668 1,569 71 9,099 128

Sites needed

to close the

meal gap=

Underserved

Eligible

Children

Meal Gap Report

County Zip Code

Total Free And Reduced

Eligible Count FDC

2017-2018 AvgChildren Served

Per Day

2017-2018 AvgChildren Served

Per Open Site

Underserved Free And Reduced Eligible Count

Sites needed to close the meal gap - Free And

Reduced Eligible

Osceola 34772 3,056 10 10 3,046 305Clay 32068 5,866 21 21 5,845 278

Miami-Dade 33033 13,212 1,209 67 12,003 179Volusia 32128 890 11 5 879 176

Lee 33917 2,570 36 18 2,534 141Orange 32808 13,962 2,399 82 11,563 141Orange 32822 10,741 793 72 9,948 138

Escambia 32526 4,764 35 35 4,729 135Duval 32210 12,768 1,792 85 10,976 129

Miami-Dade 33032 10,668 1,569 71 9,099 128

Sites needed

to close the

meal gap=

Underserved

Eligible

Children

÷

Avg.

Children

Served Per

Open Site

Meal Gap Report

County Zip Code

Total Free And Reduced

Eligible Count FDC

2017-2018 AvgChildren Served

Per Day

2017-2018 AvgChildren Served

Per Open Site

Underserved Free And Reduced Eligible Count

Sites needed to close the meal gap - Free And

Reduced Eligible

Osceola 34772 3,056 10 10 3,046 305Clay 32068 5,866 21 21 5,845 278

Miami-Dade 33033 13,212 1,209 67 12,003 179Volusia 32128 890 11 5 879 176

Lee 33917 2,570 36 18 2,534 141Orange 32808 13,962 2,399 82 11,563 141Orange 32822 10,741 793 72 9,948 138

Escambia 32526 4,764 35 35 4,729 135Duval 32210 12,768 1,792 85 10,976 129

Miami-Dade 33032 10,668 1,569 71 9,099 128Polk 33823 4,762 184 36 4,578 127Polk 33880 7,558 363 60 7,195 120

Miami-Dade 33177 7,483 473 59 7,010 119Miami-Dade 33172 4,728 81 40 4,647 116

St. Lucie 34953 7,913 267 66 7,646 116Orange 32818 9,981 1,828 73 8,153 112Osceola 33896 225 2 2 223 112Orange 32839 12,339 546 109 11,793 108

Polk 33801 6,214 664 55 5,550 101Hillsborough 33610 12,448 3,039 94 9,409 100

Underserved Eligible Children

2018 2019

Summer Resource Map

• Free, digital tool that

uses Geographic

Information Systems

(GIS) technology to

illustrate gaps in service

and foster improved

access to summer

meals for children in

Florida through the

Summer BreakSpot

program.

This institution is an equal opportunity provider.This institution is an equal opportunity provider.

Questions?

Rachel Mohler, SFSP DirectorRachel.Mohler@FreshFromFlorida.com

(850) 617-7428