IA Reach: Raleigh Food Drive

What

IA Interior Architects is collecting food donations to contribute to Wake Tech Community College's “The Nest” Food Pantry, a program that assists Wake Tech Community College students impacted by food insecurity and hunger.

Donations needed:

Starch: boxed potatoes, noodles, mac & cheese, pasta meals, rice, quinoa, corn mix, etc.
Canned fruit: all varieties, juice and jellies
Canned vegetables: all varieties
Breakfast: cold cereal, hot cereal, breakfast bars/drinks
Canned soup- Canned protein: chicken, salmon, peanut butter, beans, etc.

W H E N

Donations accepted until Friday, 4/5

W H E R E

Drop off at the IA office or coordinate with Michele Graner for pick-up.

127 W Hargett Street, Suite 104
Raleigh, NC 27601

919.719.0518
[email protected]

L E A R N M O R E

Click here for more information on WTCC's "The Nest" Food Pantry

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