Editorial: Coat drive extension shows campus community need
It forces the question: What other resources are needed by the campus community that might be available to silently claim off a donation rack?
It forces the question: What other resources are needed by the campus community that might be available to silently claim off a donation rack?
The college has completely relied on volunteers to stock and manage The Pantry since it first opened Feb. 21. The Pantry is an on-campus food pantry.
A panel discussion on food insecurity and food injustice was held to emphasize the presence of this issue on campus.
Not only is Mac’s finding a way to make sure its surplus stock is not going to waste, but the food if filling a real, tangible need.
Sophomore Gabby Picca first pitched the idea because she found herself spending remaining bonus bucks on items that she didn’t really need or want.
The BackPack Program will take the proceeds from the food drive and distribute food to children in need throughout Tompkins County within the next few months.
If we filled my backpack, we could fill the kids’.
Food Frenzy, which has existed for roughly 10 years, is a charity event that incorporates foods from Sodexo and outside vendors to create an all-you-can-eat food buffet that costs a donation of $3. All donations from the event benefit the BackPack Program for The Food Bank of the Southern Tier.
Ithaca College has continued its campaign to raise funds through an online donation system for United Way, a national network of nonprofit organizations.
In recognition of September as Hunger Action Month, Ithaca College supported Q103.7 radio host Chris Allinger as he stopped by the college Sept. 12 for the last leg of his 100-mile walk around Tompkins County.
Retail locations accept donations to Food Bank, faculty program to include Mexican political culture, and more.
As the holiday season approaches, local food charities are facing more shortages, rising costs and increasing demand for services this year than in previous years.