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Lunch at the Library Summer 2027 is sponsored by CA State Library. Funds and support are available for all California public libraries that help to provide USDA summer meals for children and youth. The Lunch at the Library program helps California public libraries to establish library locations as U.
S Department of Agriculture (USDA) summer meal sites and take pop-up libraries to other USDA community meal sites while providing learning and enrichment opportunities. Applications are non-competitive. All eligible libraries participating in Lunch at the Library and submitting approved applications will receive funds.
These funds can support the following Lunch at the Library activities: Library Meal Sites: Establish and serve USDA summer meals at library site(s) and provide learning and enrichment programming at those meal sites. Lunch at the Library meal sites should include programming.
Programs can include — but are not limited to — farm to summer, literacy, health and wellness, nutrition education, and arts and culture-based activities, as well as books provided to help families build home libraries. Pop-Up Libraries at Community Meal Sites: Take pop-up libraries — including programming, resources, and books — to other community-based USDA summer meal sites, such as local parks and schools.
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* Application Information Funds and support are available for all California public libraries that help to provide summer meals for children and teens. The Lunch at the Library (LATL) program helps California public libraries: * Establish library locations as U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) summer meal sites. * Take pop-up libraries to other USDA community meal sites.
* Provide learning and enrichment opportunities as well as wraparound community services in conjunction with meals served. * Connect families with locally sourced, sustainable food, and hands-on food education opportunities. Review full programmatic details on theAbout webpage.
When submitting your application, include your plans for Summer 2027 as they currently stand. We understand that plans at this point are often tentative; changes in plans can be reviewed with California State Library staff throughout the grant period. Your application should include the following information: * Total number of planned library meal sites, including location name(s) and the number of days and weeks meals will be served.
* Plans to visit community meal sites to provide pop-up library services (specific locations do not need to be decided at the time of application).
* Opportunity opens: Tuesday, September 1, 2026 * Applications due: Wednesday, October 14, at noon (12:00 pm) * Award amounts confirmation: November 2026 * Notifications and award packets: January 2027 * Project Period begins February 1, 2027, and ends January 31, 2028 _Apply for Lunch at the Library Summer 2027_(external link) For planning purposes, review the following information: * Use the Application Instructions while filling out the application.
* Register for the Summer 2027 Information Session: * Wednesday, September 2, 2026 (4:00-5:00pm)(external link) * Register for Application Office Hours: * Tuesday, September 22, 2026 (10:00am – 11:00am)(external link) * Tuesday, October 13, 2026 (2:00pm – 3:00pm)(external link) Award amounts for Lunch at the Library are based the number of applicants and their activities. Input $1 when first submitting your application.
Once the application period has closed and the Lunch at the Library team has reviewed applications, we will notify applicants of their award amounts and provide instructions for updating the application budget. Refer to the LATL Budget Line Items page for the most common line items used for this grant. This page includes approved line items and the descriptions and details required in the budget.
Review the list of unallowable costs for LATL projects to ensure your budget does not include any unallowable costs. Your budget will be entered directly into Euna. Use theLATL Budget Planning Form (Excel)for planning purposes only.
## Note for Youth Development program plans: If you are planning on incorporating a Youth Development component in your project, review the Youth Development page. For more details about using grant funds for Intern Salaries or Scholarships, see the LATL Budget Line Items page. All appropriate applications for the Lunch at the Library program will receive funding.
Available funds are shared among participating libraries. Individual award amounts for returning grantees will be determined based on outputs from summer 2025, and for new grantees, they will be determined based on the size and scope of the proposed plans. For more information on the Lunch at the Library program, refer to theAboutwebpage.
## Reporting Requirements Grantees must collect and submit outputs and outcomes data on their Lunch at the Library summer activities. The State Library will provide standardized surveys to measure the impact of grantees’ activities. Additionally, grantees must submit financial and narrative reports showing how project funds were spent.
Full reporting materials for summer 2027 will be provided to grantees on theManage Your Grantwebpage. Grant recipients must ensure that the California State Library and the State of California are acknowledged as the source of program funds. The full funding statement is found on theToolkit webpage.
If you have questions regarding the application process after reading all the information on this page, contact the State Library’s Lunch at the Library team atlunch@library. ca. gov.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit; Public Agency. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Lunch at the Library Summer 2027 is funded by CA State Library. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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