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Your Guide to Promoting Summer BreakSpot

This guide is designed to help you share Summer BreakSpot resources with your community.

Many outreach materials are available in English, Spanish and Haitian Creole.

2025 Outreach Sample Messaging

This section provides you ready-made messaging that you can use to promote Summer BreakSpot across social media, email and SMS outreach. 

Ready-Made Organic Social Media Post Copy:

Organic social media refers to the free, non-paid content shared on your owned social media platforms. This can include posts, photos, videos, and stories that you share without paying for advertising. Organic social media is a powerful tool for building authentic connections with your audience and fostering community engagement. 

To increase the reach and visibility of your posts, tag us and use the hashtag #SummerBreakSpot. 

  • Summer BreakSpot sites in Florida are providing well-balanced meals at no cost to kids while school is out for the summer. No application needed! Find a site near you: SummerBreakSpot.org/Find-Location/ 
  • Summer BreakSpot is serving meals at no cost for kids while school is out. Site locations and operating times are updated daily at: SummerBreakSpot.org/Find-Location/ 

FDACS Division of Food, Nutrition and Wellness: Instagram | Facebook | X| LinkedIn 

Ready-Made Email Copy for Community Partners and Schools:

Subject Line/Header: No-Cost Meals for Kids this Summer

Copy: No school? No problem! Summer BreakSpot offers a place where kids and teens 18 and under can access no-cost meals.
Breakfast, lunch and/or snacks are served up every weekday at more than 3,000 locations across Florida, including schools, community centers, churches, and more.
No application is necessary – all you have to do is show up! So, tell your friends, family, and neighbors, and join us at the coolest spot for kids this summer.
Find a location in your neighborhood at SummerBreakSpot.org/Find-Location/

Sample Email Copy for Site Locations:

Subject Line/Header: Summer BreakSpot: No Cost Meals for Kids and Teens

Copy: We’re partnering with Summer BreakSpot to serve up no-cost meals for kid and teens 18  and under while school is out. No application needed!

Summer BreakSpot is a federally funded program facilitated by the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (FDACS).  

We’re proud to be one of thousands of sites across the state helping to fill the hunger gap by connecting our community’s kids with well-balanced meals and snacks to help them stay full this summer. 

Find locations in your neighborhood at:  SummerBreakSpot.org/Find-Location/. 

 

2025 Social Media & Email Assets

This section provides you with a variety of visual assets to enhance your promotional efforts for Summer BreakSpot. Select a folder below to download a ZIP file that includes assets for Facebook, LinkedIn, X, Instagram, and email outreach. If you’re downloading on mobile, these will go to your Files folder.

2025 Email Headers

Email headers are available in English for inclusion in email outreach and newsletters.

2025 Flyers and Posters

All flyers and posters are double-sided, with English content on the front and Spanish and Haitian Creole on the back. 

2025 Radio Spot

30 radio spot is available in English.

Additional Resources for New and Existing Partners

Site Supervisor's Guide

A successful children’s Summer Food Service Program must be well supervised, organized and offered in a safe environment to serve children fresh, appetizing and well-balanced meals. To function effectively, site staff should be dedicated, knowledgeable and compassionate. As a site supervisor, you set the standard for workers around you and ultimately determine your community partner’s success or failure in the program. It is important to keep reliable records, report food and safety concerns to your partner and maintain inventory to ensure the success of your partner’s program. By following program guidelines and working as a team with your partner during school vacation periods, you can ensure that your site will provide essential nutritious meals and snacks to neighborhood children in need.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) resources on this page offer additional information. Note that the USDA refers to “community partners” as “sponsors.”

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