Red Nose Day Celebration and Summer Feeding Kick-Off

Red Nose Day is an organization devoted to ending childhood poverty. On May 24th, the whole country will unite with their sparkly red noses to raise money and awareness for childhood poverty. One of the biggest issues for children living in poverty is access to nutritious food when they are not at school to receive breakfast and lunch. Second Harvest is helping bridge that gap with our Summer Food Service Program. We provide meals to students during the summer months to help supplement the meals they will not get while they are out of school for the summer. We are tying Red Nose Day into an event at the food bank to get things ready to begin serving the children for the Summer Food Service Program. This is a wonderful way to volunteer at the food bank and help support our programs as well as the Red Nose Day project. We will have noses, bracelets, and pens available on site for purchase and we will have some fun photo opportunities as well so that you can show your friends/family/co-workers that you are supporting two causes with focuses on helping children!