Lincoln Woman's Club hosts Stuff
the Truck on National Day of Service
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[September 07, 2023]
In
the U.S., there are 34 million people who lack access to an adequate
food supply to fulfill their basic needs. Among them, 9 million
children are facing hunger. Fifty-three million people resorted to
food banks after the COVID-19 pandemic. Even more alarming: EVERY
county in the U.S. has families grappling with food insecurity.
To commemorate the Inaugural National Day of Service, we invite you
to stand with GFWC Lincoln Woman’s Club in their battle against food
insecurity. You can contribute by participating in our
STUFF-THE-TRUCK Event scheduled for Saturday, September 30th from 10
a.m. to 2 p.m. at their building at 230 N. McLean Street in Lincoln.
All food donations collected will be given to Lincoln’s food
pantries.
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The items most often needed by
food banks are: peanut butter, canned soup, canned fruit, canned
vegetables, canned stew, canned fish, canned beans, pasta (whole
grain), rice (brown), diapers, laundry detergent and women’s
hygiene products.
[Marla Williams/Janice Bicknell]
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