HEALTHWTOP DC
School’s out, hunger’s up: nonprofit steps in to feed kids
Nonprofit Brighter Bites addresses summer hunger by distributing fresh produce to families in Prince George’s County and D.C., serving over 60,000 families and 30,000 children since 2018. The organization partners with community sites like libraries and art centers, including the Creative Suitland Arts Center, to provide food and nutrition education.
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