Kathy Hochul: “It saves about $1,600 per year per child.”

“And one more cost for parents is either to have to pay every day for their children's lunch or, or to have to make lunches, which I never enjoyed doing either. So It saves about $1,600 per year per child. So family of two, I met this lovely little boy and little girl that were twins. That's $3,200 of savings right there between those two children in one family.” (13:40–13:44)

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