The District 410-E Hunger Alleviation Portfolio coordinator is DC Vanessa Richardson (Email).
Many clubs participate in projects that help feed hungry people. Based on a recent survvey of these projects and questions that have arisen in the past, these documents may assist in running these projects.
Word Documents – These slips are given out by Lions Cowies Hill at monthly food collection. They can be adapted for use by your club if you would like to do so.
Word Documents – These slips are given out by Lions Cowies Hill at monthly food collection. They can be adapted for use by your club if you would like to do so.
PDF - Information on feeding babies and young children. Clubs may get requests for help for this high risk group. This page gives information on foods that are suitable to use, expensive commercial baby food is not always needed.
PDF - Food requirements for a family of 4 (for a month), shows economical food choices to supply a food for a balanced eating plan. Can be adapted to be used to make up short term food assistance packages.
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