Let's do our part...it is morally correct

[Loralee Reach 245]

World Food Day

16 October

World Food Day was proclaimed in 1979 by the Conference of the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). It marks the date of the founding of FAO in 1945. The aim of the Day is to heighten public awareness of the world food problem and strengthen solidarity in the struggle against hunger, malnutrition and poverty. In 1980, the General Assembly endorsed observance of the Day in consideration of the fact that "food is a requisite for human survival and well-being and a fundamental human necessity" (resolution 35/70 of 5 December 1980).

I really believe that contributing to causes like this one is an obligation out of solidarity.

And It Starts at Home.....let's help our fellow Canadians...there are tons of Food Banks to drop a non-perishable item that will make someone less hungry.

 

 

After our Canadian Brothers and Sisters are fed, we can go to another countries....

Hope to see you at the Food Bank or Kitchens (I like to volunteer and St. Joe is a great place to also offer your services, and help the wonderful volunteers there to feed others who can not afford it.

(St Joe is on Laurier, almost accross Ottawa U)

Bye for now

LoraLee;-)

[Catfish101 171]

sorry if i thought you were just playing some silly writing game. You are good.

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[bucky501 923]

As always we do our part to help those in need here in Ottawa

 

we are donating food for those less fortunate

[tiimde71 176]

World Food Day

16 October

World Food Day was proclaimed in 1979 by the Conference of the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). It marks the date of the founding of FAO in 1945. The aim of the Day is to heighten public awareness of the world food problem and strengthen solidarity in the struggle against hunger, malnutrition and poverty. In 1980, the General Assembly endorsed observance of the Day in consideration of the fact that "food is a requisite for human survival and well-being and a fundamental human necessity" (resolution 35/70 of 5 December 1980).

I really believe that contributing to causes like this one is an obligation out of solidarity.

And It Starts at Home.....let's help our fellow Canadians...there are tons of Food Banks to drop a non-perishable item that will make someone less hungry.

 

 

After our Canadian Brothers and Sisters are fed, we can go to another countries....

Hope to see you at the Food Bank or Kitchens (I like to volunteer and St. Joe is a great place to also offer your services, and help the wonderful volunteers there to feed others who can not afford it.

(St Joe is on Laurier, almost accross Ottawa U)

Bye for now

LoraLee;-)

 

Thanks you have put some thoughts in my head. I love to cook as a hobby why do I not cook at a soup kitchen.....

 

Thanks

[Loralee Reach 245]

Do that Tim.....it is such a wonderful experience...you would not believe it until you are there....

The place in downtown for gentlemen in less fortunate paths is always welcoming men like you!!!

All the best sweetheart!

loralee;)

[BarrhavenWoody 10776]

I'm on my way to the grocery store in a few minutes. I'll pick up a couple extra items to put into the bin for the food bank. Thanks for the suggestions, Lora.

[Loralee Reach 245]

yes......be a hero Woody!!!!!

xoxoxoxoxoxo

Loralee

[Isabella Gia (Banned) 53881]

Loralee!!!

 

Is awesome that you post something like this reminding us to help others. I want to include here a list of the items that are most-needed

- Canned fish, meats & stews

- Peanut butter

- Jam

- Macaroni & Cheese

- Tomato Sauce

- Canned vegetables & fruit

- Cereal (whole grain)

- Cooking Oil

- Dry pasta & sauce

- Baby diapers

- Baby Formula

- Household products

- Juice (boxes or cans)

- Legumes (canned or dried)

- Personal hygiene products

- Rice

- Nutritious snacks

- Soup

 

As many of you may already know Metro, Loblaws and Independent grocery stores have red bins collecting this items so cerb people let's all help ;)

there are tons of Food Banks to drop a non-perishable item that will make someone less hungry.