Reasons to Attend the Farm Dinner - Part 2 The history of the farm is a wonderful testament to what happens when a community mobilizes itself for a necessary need. This year, we are grateful to celebrate our 12th year in operation and proud of the progressive work we have done thus far in enriching our community through a thriving farm, creating access to healthy food, providing holistic hands-on training, and intergenerational learning experiences. We invite you to join BCCF Dinner at the Farm Fundraiser on September 19th, 2024, 6pm - 9pm, to raise funds which will go towards supporting our efforts to provide organic produce to our community members, offer quality farm education programming for all age groups and to sustain the general operations of the farm. To learn more please visit our click on the link below to visit our website. https://lnkd.in/gWAVkwhs
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🍽️ Exciting news! With the food pantry fully refurbished, restocked, and opening on Monday, 14th October, we’ve received some incredible support from our friends at Northumbria University Library Services with generous food donations. 🙌 Having a food pantry within Northumbria Students' Union is more than just offering a helping hand—it’s about ensuring no student goes hungry and everyone has access to basic necessities. For many students, managing finances while studying can be overwhelming, and the pantry provides a safety net during tough times. 💡 The impact of the food pantry goes beyond food. It creates a sense of community, where students know they can turn to us for support, without any judgment. It helps reduce financial stress, allowing students to focus on what really matters: their education and wellbeing. Big thanks to everyone who has supported us so far—whether through donations or spreading the word! We couldn’t do it without you. 💙 Stay tuned for more updates as we get ready to open the doors and continue making a positive impact on student lives! Arushi Sinha Naomi Gray #StudentSupport #FoodPantry #CommunityCare #NoStudentHungry #WelfareMatters #StudentWellbeing #SupportYourPeers #InclusiveSupport #StudentSuccess #TrendingNow
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Such an important message about #giving from Doug Taylor at The Smith Family, especially as we head into the end of the financial year. Please read and share this vital message! #workplacegiving #charity #eofy #fundraising #workplacegivingaustralia
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