A food mobile in Ohio provides free meals to hundreds of kids who would otherwise go without over the summer
Children’s Hunger Alliance has four weekly mobile routes and about 145 meal sites throughout the state of Ohio where it distributes ready-to-eat meals for families to take home to their children.
The shelf-stable meals include five days' worth of breakfasts, dinners, milk, and snacks. The mobile routes also offer fruit bags with apples and oranges this summer.
Why is this good news? More than 505,000, or 1 in 5, Ohio children struggle with hunger, and summer is typically the hungriest time of the year for students who would typically receive free or reduced meals at school.
This mobile food service makes sure these children continue to receive essential nutrition even when school is out.
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New York installed 8 gigawatts of solar energy statewide, putting it ahead of schedule to reach 10 gigawatts by 2030
The state of New York installed a record 1.28 gigawatts of solar energy in 2025, and has now installed a total of 8 gigawatts statewide, putting it ahead of schedule to reach its 10-gigawatt goal by 2030.
With over 276,000 projects in operation statewide, including both community solar programs and the NY-Sun Program, the total installed capacity can power more than 1.3 million homes and businesses.
Solar power helped save New Yorkers an estimated $90 million during the summer last year, and in June, the state set a record when solar generated around 29% of statewide electricity midday.
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