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We support the @accfb Alameda County Community Food Bank through monthly giving. It's been a challenging year for many. No living being should have to go hungry in a lopsided economy of plenty. #foodislove #foodiscaring #supportyourlocal #foodbank #accfb #bellaorganizing #girlwithatruck #thankyouforyoursupport #passitforward (at Alameda County Community Food Bank) https://www.instagram.com/p/CMYhZqMhY3z/?igshid=1nnzs66ru0yk0
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#wrapup In the last couple of weeks we were able to pull off some awesome events: Info Night, Welcome Night, Accounting Principals (Staffing Company for Accounting & Finance), and Becker CPA Review Seminar. We were also able to volunteer at Alameda County Community Food Bank where we sorted, bagged, and labeled a total of 30,510 pounds of produce—the equivalent of over 25,000 meals for our community! #bap #csueb #csuebbap #communityservice #accfb #beckercpa #accountingprincipals #accounting #businessmajors
CAYA’s Fourth Annual Virtual Food Drive!
Hey Everyone! Remember how I said you can help out your neighbors in Alameda County? Here's your chance: https://www.vfd-accfb.org/grouphome.aspx?ID=6363 This is year 4 of our virtual food drive, and I've set our goal just a touch higher, at $600. That will translate to about $3600 of food for local children, elders, and families.
Every dollar translates to about $6 worth of food when they buy in bulk, so even a little bit helps! To help us reach our goal, please be sure to choose CAYA Coven from the pull down menu on your right. We have 6 weeks to raise $600, so I'm sure we can do it! Also, if you have non-perishable goods to donate directly, there's a barrel for drop off at The Sacred Well in Oakland. Blessed Be! Iris RedRaven
CAYA's Annual Virtual Food Drive 2015
A message from Stella Iris RedRaven of the CAYA Public Service Track:
Hello friends and family!
I'm very excited! I've just done something to fight hunger and poverty right here in my neighborhood. :) You can too.
Each year, CAYA Coven hosts a virtual food drive to support hungry families in Alameda County. The ACCFB is a huge supplier and clearinghouse for donations, providing healthy food to smaller distribution centers throughout the area.
Follow this link: https://www.vfd-accfb.org/home.aspx if you'd like to participate. Use the drop down menu on the top right to attribute your donation to CAYA, so we can keep track. If we hit our goal of $500 (not much) we will be providing over $3000 worth of food to our friends and neighbors. Let's blow that goal out of the water (even if you don't live here)!
"For every $1 contributed, we’ll provide $6 worth of healthy food to low-income children, adults and seniors in our neighborhoods. Whether a warm meal at a soup kitchen or a bag of healthy groceries from one of our Mobile Pantries, you nourish the bodies and minds of our community’s most vulnerable.
Thank you for partnering with us in our pursuit of a hunger-free community.
In gratitude,
The Alameda County Community Food Bank"
CAYA will also be collecting dry and canned food donations at all of our upcoming Full Moon rituals on Saturday, August 29: the Laughing Moon (Grove of the Goddess and Brotherhood of the Moon) and Juicy Moon (Rainbow Moon Circle).
CAYA’s Virtual Food Drive
CAYA’s Virtual Food Drive benefiting Alameda County Community Food Bank July 25-October 31 Each dollar donated buys $6 worth of food! http://www.cayacoven.org/blog/2015/8/26/cayas-annual-virtual-food-drive-2015
A message from Stella Iris RedRaven of the CAYA Public Service Track:
Hello friends and family!
I'm very excited! I've just done something to fight hunger and poverty right here in my neighborhood. :) You can too.
Each year, CAYA Coven hosts a virtual food drive to support hungry families in Alameda County. The ACCFB is a huge supplier and clearinghouse for donations, providing healthy food to smaller distribution centers throughout the area.
Follow this link: https://www.vfd-accfb.org/home.aspx if you'd like to participate. Use the drop down menu on the top right to attribute your donation to CAYA, so we can keep track. If we hit our goal of $500 (not much) we will be providing over $3000 worth of food to our friends and neighbors. Let's blow that goal out of the water (even if you don't live here)!
"For every $1 contributed, we’ll provide $6 worth of healthy food to low-income children, adults and seniors in our neighborhoods. Whether a warm meal at a soup kitchen or a bag of healthy groceries from one of our Mobile Pantries, you nourish the bodies and minds of our community’s most vulnerable.
Thank you for partnering with us in our pursuit of a hunger-free community.
In gratitude,
The Alameda County Community Food Bank"
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Free to watch • No registration required • HD streaming
CAYA's Annual Virtual Food Drive 2015
A message from Stella Iris RedRaven:
Hello friends and family!
I'm very excited! I've just done something to fight hunger and poverty right here in my neighborhood. :) You can too.
Each year, CAYA Coven hosts a virtual food drive to support hungry families in Alameda County. The ACCFB is a huge supplier and clearinghouse for donations, providing healthy food to smaller distribution centers throughout the area.
Follow this link: https://www.vfd-accfb.org/home.aspx if you'd like to participate. Use the drop down menu on the top right to attribute your donation to CAYA, so we can keep track. If we hit our goal of $500 (not much) we will be providing over $3000 worth of food to our friends and neighbors. Let's blow that goal out of the water (even if you don't live here)!
"For every $1 contributed, we’ll provide $6 worth of healthy food to low-income children, adults and seniors in our neighborhoods. Whether a warm meal at a soup kitchen or a bag of healthy groceries from one of our Mobile Pantries, you nourish the bodies and minds of our community’s most vulnerable.
Thank you for partnering with us in our pursuit of a hunger-free community.
In gratitude,
The Alameda County Community Food Bank"
CAYA will also be collecting dry and canned food donations at all of our upcoming Full Moon rituals on Saturday, August 29: the Laughing Moon (Grove of the Goddess and Brotherhood of the Moon) and Juicy Moon (Rainbow Moon Circle).
Help Feed Your Neighbors
Alameda County Food Bank is running short for the holidays, so we're helping them out. All sales proceeds, including music and t-shirts and water bottles, in November will be donated to them. Wanna pitch in? And get some new music and/or a groovy t-shirt?
https://itunes.apple.com/album/here-i-go-again/id714192767
Update On Our Fall 2012 Food Drive
Our Fall Food Drive for the Alameda County Community Food Bank is going well! Last year, we were able to donate 70 pounds of food. I am grateful that more people from our office have gotten involved this year! Together, I hope we'll be able to double last year's weight and donate at least 140 pounds of food to families in our communities. The photo featured in this post shows some food I purchased for our barrel last night!
Follow Dance Daze in the Community on Facebook to keep up with the status of our food barrel!
