Food RecoveryProgram
DID YOU KNOW...??? Grayhawk has a Food Recovery Program to help reduce food waste
Our school has partnered with a local food bank to provide donations weekly on Wednesdays. Students who purchase a school lunch can donate unopened items that they do not want. Some examples include juices, yogurts, cheese sticks, pieces of fruit, and other sealed items. There are tubs located near the garbage bins where students can donate unwanted, cafeteria-purchased food.
If you would love to help with this program, click HERE.
We need one volunteer/family each Wednesday morning at 8:30am to pack, transport, and unpack food donations
at the food bank (located near Tatum and Thunderbird).
Your children are encouraged to come and help you pack the food donations into coolers.
This could be an excellent opportunity to discuss poverty and the importance of charity.
Our school has partnered with a local food bank to provide donations weekly on Wednesdays. Students who purchase a school lunch can donate unopened items that they do not want. Some examples include juices, yogurts, cheese sticks, pieces of fruit, and other sealed items. There are tubs located near the garbage bins where students can donate unwanted, cafeteria-purchased food.
If you would love to help with this program, click HERE.
We need one volunteer/family each Wednesday morning at 8:30am to pack, transport, and unpack food donations
at the food bank (located near Tatum and Thunderbird).
Your children are encouraged to come and help you pack the food donations into coolers.
This could be an excellent opportunity to discuss poverty and the importance of charity.
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Program Leaders: Dorothy Jokerst