2017 Feed 500 Nashville TN
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WE WILL BE MAKING FREE LUNCHES AND PASSING THEM OUT TO THOSE IN NEED AROUND NASHVILLE ON SATUDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2017!!!! PLEASE HELP US GIVE BACK.
#FEED500 is not only a movement to feed our neighbors in need physically, but to also feed our community spiritually.
As our 2nd annual #Feed500 event approaches, we again ask for the help of our peers and neighbors. Helping our community is a group effort, so anything and everything is greatly appreciated as we work towards feeding those in our community that are less fortunate. If you're unable to contribute financially, there is always an open-arms welcome for volunteers day-of to distribute lunches. For those who aren't able or available to distribute lunches, one of the most invaluable forms of support is to share this great opportunity of community building with friends and family. As we prepare to enter a season of giving thanks for all that we have, let's also take the opportunity to give.
As the saying goes, be the change you wish to see in the world. - Ghandi
Whether it be on a small or large scale, true change only comes when a community has the capacity to come together for a common goal. That being said, our common goal is to help others, simple and plain, from handing out free lunches to orchestrating community "come together" events.
The possibilities are endless when it comes to lending a hand, but there has to be an initiative first.
In closing we would like to propose the idea of 'Ubuntu', or 'Humanity towards others'... from a philosophy stand point it teaches us of a belief in a universal bond of sharing that connects humanity. The only way to truly change our world and strengthen our communities is to bond and work together, in an act of solidarity.
Again, we appreciate any and all donations. No contribution is too small. Should you want to contribute your time making lunches or passing them out, please visit our Facebook page to contact the administrators or check for updates. Please come out and support the Franklin and Nashville community. We just want to be part of the solution!
#FEED500 is not only a movement to feed our neighbors in need physically, but to also feed our community spiritually.
As our 2nd annual #Feed500 event approaches, we again ask for the help of our peers and neighbors. Helping our community is a group effort, so anything and everything is greatly appreciated as we work towards feeding those in our community that are less fortunate. If you're unable to contribute financially, there is always an open-arms welcome for volunteers day-of to distribute lunches. For those who aren't able or available to distribute lunches, one of the most invaluable forms of support is to share this great opportunity of community building with friends and family. As we prepare to enter a season of giving thanks for all that we have, let's also take the opportunity to give.
As the saying goes, be the change you wish to see in the world. - Ghandi
Whether it be on a small or large scale, true change only comes when a community has the capacity to come together for a common goal. That being said, our common goal is to help others, simple and plain, from handing out free lunches to orchestrating community "come together" events.
The possibilities are endless when it comes to lending a hand, but there has to be an initiative first.
In closing we would like to propose the idea of 'Ubuntu', or 'Humanity towards others'... from a philosophy stand point it teaches us of a belief in a universal bond of sharing that connects humanity. The only way to truly change our world and strengthen our communities is to bond and work together, in an act of solidarity.
Again, we appreciate any and all donations. No contribution is too small. Should you want to contribute your time making lunches or passing them out, please visit our Facebook page to contact the administrators or check for updates. Please come out and support the Franklin and Nashville community. We just want to be part of the solution!
Organizer
Nicole Pahle
Organizer
Nashville, TN
