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A SUSTAINABLE PERMANENT FOOD PANTRYCOOPERATIVE WITH AN AWARENESS FOCUS

Renata Herrmann and Ashlea Lorance

Butler Hunger Initiative


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From a class to a potential

roadmap Why we joined the class?

Expectations

Lessons learned from our course Hunger is not a surface issue

Ritu Sharma and Alastair Summerlee, UFWH

Struggles

Not knowing where to start Location Time crunch 12 week Spreading the word


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OUR MISSION: Permanent

Pantry, Awareness, and Fun!


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Goals

A Campus Food Bank From Initiation to Sustainability

Where

When How

Who staffs

Who helps

Funding


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Logistics of

Butler Food Pantries Collection Location on Every Campus

2 or 3 high profile places (cafeteria, dorm, etc.)

Pantry Location on Every Campus

Library at BOE, First United Methodist in Andover, andefforts to find a location at BOA

Honors System PTK volunteers to hand out food at library desk

Weekly Drop-offs Voluntary delivery from collections to pantry

The pantry could later be extended for: hygiene products, such as soap, deodorant, etc.

educational materials, such as backpacks, notebooks, etc.


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PANTRY:FULFILLING THE NEED

Inspired Cooperation Sorting imperishable goods

A Permanent Donation

Center at Each ButlerCampus

Permanent Groceries

Donation Drop Offs

Donation Days

Store Sustainability

Donations


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Supporting the Pantry Event #1:

Enchilada FeedHunger Kickoff : August 2013

Black Beans and Rice are one ofthe most balanced food combos!

HALO has generously

offered their support to thehunger initiative

Proven success with SGA

An enchilada feed would

be an excellent time to: Raise money

Raise awareness


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Collection Activity #2:

Competitive Game Drives

ACTIVITIES and EVENTS School Spirit!!!!!!!!!!!

Game Challenge November Football Drive

February Basketball Drive

Partnership with other school

Sales at these Drives

Awareness Video for dining areas

Played one week before thegame

Posters and marketing Two weeks prior


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Collection Activity #3

BUTLER CHOIR CHRISTMASCAROLING

An Amazing CollectionOpportunity!!!


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Collection Activity #4

The Class Cancellation CanChallenge!! The Day Before Spring Break is an

Option

This would be a day highly

coordinated with theButler faculty

Throughout a chosen day,students will bring cansand place them outside ofa classroom door

If the cans stack to acertain height, eveningclass is canceled


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MARKETING

Facebook Posters


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THE LANTERN:

AN OUTLET FOR MONTHLY ACTION

AWARENESSEVERY MONTH, ONE

WRITER COULD BEGIVEN THE TASK OF

COLLECTING LOCALACTIVITIES AND

EVENTS THAT

STUDENTS COULDGET INVOLVED IN. WE

CANT DO

EVERYTHING ATBUTLER, BUT WE CAN

DO EVERYTHING

THROUGH BUTLER!


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Delegating the Butler Community

Student Groups andOrganizations

The Butler County ProfessionalCommunity

HALO Enchilada Feed

Sports Teams and Grizzly Growlers Game Drives

Butler Business Organizations Sales

Butler Choir Christmas Can Drive

Staff of Lantern and IT Groups Awareness

SGA Funding and Guidance

Ambassadors Soup Feed

Nutrition Department Enchilada Feed

Soup Feed (with StudentAmbassadors)

Faculty Class cancellation Challenge

Local Stores Permanent Food Banks

Childhood Educators Trick-or-Treat Collection

Educating the Community


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Join the club Donate to the pantry

Look around, see what theissue is, you know the

campus

Feel free to offer new ideas

What can YOU do?


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Thank you!

IN CONCLUSION: A Sustainable Long-Term Plan

hunger presentation sept. 2013 resentation.joynerclass.2013.09-25

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