Free Afterschool Meals Through CACFP
Provided by Supreme Works Incorporated,
a nonprofit organization.
This page describes our nonprofit afterschool meal program. It is separate from the contracted food service management and government contracting services offered through Supreme Works FSMC, LLC.
Our Nonprofit Mission
Supreme Works Incorporated helps children receive free,
nutritious meals after school through the Child and Adult Care Food Program, commonly known as CACFP.
Our nonprofit program focuses on helping children access meals in safe,
welcoming afterschool settings. Meals are served at no cost to eligible children and families.
We believe every child deserves access to nourishment, care, and support after the school day ends.
Through CACFP, we partner with eligible community locations
to help reduce hunger and support children’s health, learning, and development.
Free Afterschool Meals
We serve nutritious meals and snacks to children through CACFP-approved afterschool meal service.
Support for Children and Families
We help reduce food insecurity by making meals available after school, when many children still need nourishment, structure, and care.
Community Partnerships
We work with eligible community locations, schools, churches, apartment communities, afterschool programs, and other child-centered sites that want to support children through meal access and enrichment.
Enrichment and Safe Afterschool Care
Afterschool meals are connected to organized activities that support learning, development, and safe afterschool programming.
Interested in Hosting a Free Afterschool Meal Site?
Supreme Works Incorporated partners with eligible sites that want to help children access free meals after school.
If your school, apartment community, church, community center, or afterschool program serves children
and would like to explore a CACFP meal partnership, contact our nonprofit team.
Nonprofit Program Notice
Meals are provided through CACFP in accordance with applicable USDA and Texas Department of Agriculture requirements. Program availability depends on site eligibility, approval status, meal service requirements, and applicable federal and state rules.
This institution is an equal opportunity provider.