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Union 'adopts' students in nutrition program
Students at Van Derveer Elementary School who are enrolled in the Back Pack Buddies nutrition program have a new friend.
Local 423 Utility Workers Union of America has “adopted” the 210 students in Back Pack Buddies at Van Derveer by donating $3,570 to the Food Bank Network of Somerset County, which coordinates the nutrition program at Van Derveer and all elementary schools throughout the county.
The Local 423 donation will fund food packs for five consecutive weeks, starting the week of Monday, Feb. 8.
The food packs contain nutritious, nonperishable items that can be consumed by the youngsters with minimal preparation — including containers of hot and cold cereal, instant ramen noodles and macaroni and cheese, canned tuna, sausage, and pasta with sauce, a juice and milk box, and a snack.
Food packs are sent home with the children every Friday afternoon to supplement their weekend food consumption.
Back Pack Buddies is a nationwide nutrition assistance program for elementary school children who are enrolled in the public education system’s free lunch program.
The Food Bank Network relies on private donations to fill the food packs, according to Executive Director Marie Scannell. She said it costs approximately $3.40 to fill each pack with the food items.
“Local 423’s commitment to the Back Pack Buddies program greatly enhances our ability to ensure that these children will receive nutritional assistance for a number of weekends,” Scannell said in a prepared statement.
“The Food Bank Network takes on a tremendous responsibility to ensure that school children have access to nutritious food,” said Local 423 President Mike Esposito in the statement. “Adopting this school will help ease some of the burden for the Food Bank Network. We hope this prompts businesses, organizations and others in the private sector to adopt schools throughout Somerset County so that more children are guaranteed to receive food packs under this vital program.”
Local 423 Utility Workers Union of America has “adopted” the 210 students in Back Pack Buddies at Van Derveer by donating $3,570 to the Food Bank Network of Somerset County, which coordinates the nutrition program at Van Derveer and all elementary schools throughout the county.
The Local 423 donation will fund food packs for five consecutive weeks, starting the week of Monday, Feb. 8.
The food packs contain nutritious, nonperishable items that can be consumed by the youngsters with minimal preparation — including containers of hot and cold cereal, instant ramen noodles and macaroni and cheese, canned tuna, sausage, and pasta with sauce, a juice and milk box, and a snack.
Food packs are sent home with the children every Friday afternoon to supplement their weekend food consumption.
Back Pack Buddies is a nationwide nutrition assistance program for elementary school children who are enrolled in the public education system’s free lunch program.
The Food Bank Network relies on private donations to fill the food packs, according to Executive Director Marie Scannell. She said it costs approximately $3.40 to fill each pack with the food items.
“Local 423’s commitment to the Back Pack Buddies program greatly enhances our ability to ensure that these children will receive nutritional assistance for a number of weekends,” Scannell said in a prepared statement.
“The Food Bank Network takes on a tremendous responsibility to ensure that school children have access to nutritious food,” said Local 423 President Mike Esposito in the statement. “Adopting this school will help ease some of the burden for the Food Bank Network. We hope this prompts businesses, organizations and others in the private sector to adopt schools throughout Somerset County so that more children are guaranteed to receive food packs under this vital program.”
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UWUA Local 423 Members Raising Awareness about Hunger
Members of Local 423 Utility Workers Union helped raise awareness of the needs of food pantries across Somerset County and throughout the state by delivering turkeys and all the trimmings to the Food Bank Network of Somerset County in Bridgewater.
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Letter of Thanks from HomeFront for UWUA Local 423 Donation
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Flemington Food Pantry receives from Local 423 Utility Workers Union
"The $2,500 donation will collectively provide 200 families with a turkey, fresh vegetables and fruit, stuffing, cranberry sauce, pies and all the trimmings of a traditional Thanksgiving feast. Local 423 presented a $500 check to each of five facilities that included the Flemington Food Pantry, Fish Inc., the Food Bank Network of Somerset, Lawrence Community Center, and Star Fish Inc."
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http://www.nj.com/hunterdon-county-democrat/index.ssf/2014/11/flemington_food_pantry_receive.html
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http://www.nj.com/hunterdon-county-democrat/index.ssf/2014/11/flemington_food_pantry_receive.html
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Local 423 Partners with Affinity Federal Credit Union
Local 423 Has Partnered with Affinity Federal Credit Union. What does that mean for our members? It means that they and their family members can become a member of the Affinity Federal Credit Union.
Affinity Federal Credit Union offers a wide variety of financial services from Checking Accounts to Investment Services. They are located throughout New Jersey and have over 50,000 ATMs surcharge-FREE with your Affinity OneCard.
For more information you can go onto their website at affinitycu.org. or ask your Shop Steward for more information.
Affinity Federal Credit Union offers a wide variety of financial services from Checking Accounts to Investment Services. They are located throughout New Jersey and have over 50,000 ATMs surcharge-FREE with your Affinity OneCard.
For more information you can go onto their website at affinitycu.org. or ask your Shop Steward for more information.