If you require internet service, the following information was taken directly from the Charter Spectrum website:

In the coming weeks, many Americans will be affected either directly or indirectly by COVID-19 and Charter is focused on serving and supporting our 29 million customers. Americans rely on high speed broadband in nearly every aspect of their lives and Charter is committed to ensuring our customers maintain reliable access to the online resources and information they want and need. To ease the strain in this challenging time, beginning Monday, March 16, Charter commits to the following for 60 days:

• Charter will offer free Spectrum broadband and Wi-Fi access for 60 days to households with K-12 and/or college students who do not already have a Spectrum broadband subscription and at any service level up to 100 Mbps. To enroll call 1-844-488-8395. Installation fees will be waived for new student households.
• Charter will partner with school districts to ensure local communities are aware of these tools to help students learn remotely. Charter will continue to offer Spectrum Internet Assist, high speed broadband program to eligible low-income households delivering speeds of 30 Mbps.
• Charter will open its Wi-Fi hotspots across our footprint for public use.
• Spectrum does not have data caps or hidden fees.

As the country works collaboratively to contain this pandemic, broadband internet access will be increasingly essential to ensuring that people across the country are able to learn and work remotely, that businesses can continue to serve customers, and that Americans stay connected and engaged with family and friends. 
Charter’s advanced communications network will ensure our more than 29 million customers – including government offices, first responders, health care facilities, and businesses – across 41 states maintain the connectivity they rely on. The network is built to sustain maximum capacity during peak usage which is typically in the evenings, so a surge during the day would be well within the network’s capabilities to manage. Charter will continue to closely monitor this dynamic situation, and is well-prepared to continue delivering reliable connectivity. Charter has extensive business and workforce continuity plans in place that will be adjusted as needed to best serve all our customers and employees.

Laughing Planet Cafe is open for takeout, and will provide student lunches for free. They have this to say:  We don’t take this lightly! School closures might sound like a dream to some kids, but it throws a wrench in the system for kids participating in Meal Assistance Programs. From now until further notice, all Laughing Planet locations will be providing a free kids meal to kids who qualify for MAP. Tag a friend, tag a teacher, tag a classmate, please help us get the word out!​


Midtown Eats has the following to say:  
If you have children who depend on school lunches, we are offering free kids meals at the restaurant through April 6th between 11 and 4. . Call us at 775-324-3287 if you have any questions.

The Boys and Girls Club are providing a lot of support during this time, especially with regard to meals.  Please stop by their sites for breakfast and/or lunches.