The Bridge to Summer Nutrition Act of 2025 helps states cover most of their costs for running summer nutrition programs. This support ensures that children continue to receive food assistance during the summer months.
If you have children who benefit from summer food programs, this bill helps ensure those programs are well-funded.
Who this affects
Children in summer programs · States administering programs
What changes is this bill making?
1This bill increases funding for state administrative costs related to summer nutrition programs.
2States will receive 90 percent of their monthly costs for running these programs.
3The bill covers both the summer electronic benefits transfer program and the supplemental nutrition assistance program.
4This funding aims to reduce the financial burden on states managing these nutrition programs.
