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Columbia, MD, Alumnae Chapter, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, to Hold Food Drive Jan. 11
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Columbia (MD) Alumnae
Chapter, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Will Hold Food Drive to
Support Howard County Food Bank
Columbia, MD. –
The Columbia (MD) Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority,
Inc. will hold a food drive on Saturday, January 11, 2014 to support to Howard
County Food Bank. Food collections will take place at the Giant Food Store at the
Owen Brown Village Center, located at 7200 Cradlerock Way, Columbia, MD. It is
scheduled from 9am-12pm.
The
Howard County Food Bank provides emergency food grants to families to ensure
families have adequate nutritious food, as well as warehouses food for
distribution to other food pantries in the County. Although the food bank will
accept any non-perishable food items, some of the specific items that are
needed include: pasta sauce; pasta (gluten free, whole wheat); tuna; pinto,
black, and kidney beans (canned and bag);
peanut butter; cooking oils; coffee and tea; meal makers; honey; baby food;
granola bars; and hot and cold cereal.
The
Columbia (MD) Alumnae Chapter invites the community to join us as we help to
combat hunger in our community by making a food donation at the food drive. For more
information, please contact communityoutreach@colmddst.org or 410-730-9553.
About CAC-DST:
The Columbia (MD) Alumnae Chapter, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. was
chartered in 1971, just four years after the new town of Columbia was
established in Howard County, Maryland. The Columbia chapter was the first
African-American Greek organization to start a chapter in Howard County and has
grown to one of the largest Delta chapters in the nation with more than 400
chapter members. The chapter serves the Howard County community through its
programs and projects based on the sorority’s Five Point Programmatic
Thrust: Physical and Mental Health, Educational
Development, Economic Development, International Awareness and
Involvement and Political Awareness and Involvement. For more information, log
onto http://colmddst.org
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