Koreatown Senior Center's 2-Year Free Lunch Program
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The Koreatown Senior and Community Centers free lunch program for seniors is back, now with a two-year commitment from the YMCA, thanks to a $7.5 million grant. The program, set to launch in late April, aims to serve 200 meals daily, doubling its initial capacity. The YMCAs focus on food insecurity has led to this partnership, addressing the communitys need for reliable, culturally fitting Korean meals. The annual cost ranges from $210,000 to $250,000, with demand surging amidst countywide cuts. This shift signifies the YMCAs commitment to neighborhood needs beyond their facilities.
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