TNKids Nutrition served no-cost meals to children ages eighteen and under at the following locations in 2011:

Bransford Youth and Development Center -  A big celebration was held on Memorial Day.  127 lunches were served.

Springfield Housing Authority Community Center, 2008 Blair Street - This site was open seven days a week.  1019 lunches and 868 afternoon snacks were served.

Greater Faith Community Action Corporation Community Center, 820 Central Avenue - This site was open five days a week for eight weeks.  202 Lunches were served.

Greater Faith Apostolic Church - This site was open five days a week for ten weeks.  469 lunches and 468 suppers were served.

Cedar Hill Baptist Church - This site was open for one week.  482 suppers were served.

Friendship Baptist Church, Cross Plains - This site was open five days a week for one week, then three days a week for four weeks.  85 lunches and 144 suppers were served.

Robertson County YMCA - This site was open five days a week for nine weeks.  773 breakfasts and 1124 lunches were served.

Smart Moves, Springfield Middle School - This site was open five days a week for two weeks.  156 breakfasts and 122 lunches were served.

Gang Resistance Education and Training - This site was open for three days.  62 breakfasts and 63 lunches were served.

Junior Jackets, Cheatham Park Elementary School - This site was open five days a week for three weeks.  201 breakfasts and 201 lunches were served.

Total - 1192 breakfasts, 3412 lunches, 1094 suppers, and 868 snacks.

The SFSP is administered in Tennessee by the Department of Human Services under an agreement with the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA).  Meals will be provided to all children without charge.  Acceptance and participation requirements for the program are the same for all regardless of race, color, national origin, sex, age or disability.  There will be no discrimination in the course of the meal service.