Another Fun Summer with SEAK Fueled by chicken and rice, pork burritos, and a variety of sandwiches, we had another fun summer at SEAK (Summer Enrichment Activities for Kids), where we served over 2,600 meals at two different locations, Immanuel Baptist Church and the New Creation Fellowship Church playground. Preceding each meal was a different “enrichment” activity, which this year included meeting critters like snakes and goats, having hula hoop and bubble gum blowing contests, making ice cream, participating in a drum circle and frolicking with balloon animals. Every Wednesday, as is our tradition, is “Water Wednesday,” we pull out the hoses and get wet in one way or another, capped off by the when the Fire Department brings out their pump truck and soaks everyone with the fire hose. Volunteers contributed over 300 hours this summer to help make this program a success. Designed as a no-barrier program for anyone ages 1-18, we know we are living into our mission when over 60% of families attending live at or below the Federal Poverty level, when access to food may be less secure. Grateful for the community partners who made this magic happen!