Seton Catholic Schools provide free lunches to kids, teens during 'Safer at Home' order

If you and your kids are looking for food during this difficult time, Seton Catholic Schools is offering it for free every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, during this 'Safer at Home' order.

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Ten schools make up the Seton Catholic Schools organization, which has given away 36,000 meals since schools closed in March. They're available to anyone with children under the age of 18. All you have to do is tell the staff where your child goes to school.

One note, there will be limited supplies on Good Friday.

To help with safety, one of the K-5 teachers, Amy Johnson, and her mom made masks for staff to wear while distributing meals. They've made 45 so far, and are still sewing!

Here's a full list of meal distribution sites and times:

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