- April 19, 2024
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Barbara Calvin, Tammie Peal and Janice Muri
Kenai and Kita
Taylor, Jordan, Lori and Lexii Augustyniak
Co-chair Tom Bernstein, Linda Siegel and Steve Siegel
The walkers were served breakfast.
Lisa Cavanaugh, Bob Dixon and Dan Basinger
Caysen Zieske and Emilee Fernkes
Marlon Decker and Connie Hayden
Caroline Russell, Ava Griner, Kirsten Russell, Co-chair Terri Vitale and William Russell
Mike Day, Shannon Wagar, Stella Piazza and Amanda Piazza
Sami Muhtadie, Lenny Goldberg, Salam Muhtadie and Maureen Gebhardt
Mike Gutzler and Susan Lane took pictures with their Flat Stanley.
CEO Sandra Frank spoke before the walk.
Co-chair Terri Vitale spoke about how when school ends, summer hunger hunger begins.
Co-chair Tom Bernstein spoke about the matching drive that starts April 1 and ends May 15.
Before the walk, the campaign raised $700,000.
Walkers stretched before the walk.
There were 400 walkers on March 31.
Next year, All Faiths Food Bank is hoping to have 1,000 walkers.
When school ends, summer hunger begins.
That's the rallying cry for the All Faiths Food Banks' Campaign Against Summer Hunger, which officially kicked off on March 31 at JD Hamel Park. The campaign held its first ever Walk to end Summer Hunger at 8 a.m. Sunday morning, which walked three miles over the Ringling Bridge. The cutoff for the number of walkers who participated in the race was 400, but CEO Sandra Frank said next year, All Faiths is hoping to have 1,000 walkers at the kickoff event.
The campaign raised $700,000 through private donations, and through the matching campaign running from April 1 to May 15, the food bank has a goal to raise $1.4 million.
