Annual Thanksgiving Food Drive Held at Scranton

The University holds its annual Thanksgiving Food Drive through which 125 food baskets were given to area families in need.
Among the University of Scranton students preparing 125 Thanksgiving food baskets for area families in need are, from left: Marino Angeloni, a counseling and human services major from Jessup; Zach Morrison, a biology major from Shamong, New Jersey; Kaitlyn Franceschelli, a communication major from Springbrook; and Janvee Patel, a health administration major from Scranton. The annual Thanksgiving Food Drive is organized by the University’s Center for Service and Social Justice.
Among the University of Scranton students preparing 125 Thanksgiving food baskets for area families in need are, from left: Marino Angeloni, a counseling and human services major from Jessup; Zach Morrison, a biology major from Shamong, New Jersey; Kaitlyn Franceschelli, a communication major from Springbrook; and Janvee Patel, a health administration major from Scranton. The annual Thanksgiving Food Drive is organized by the University’s Center for Service and Social Justice.

Students and members of The University of Scranton community gathered to pack food baskets for area families in need as part of its annual Thanksgiving Food Drive organized by the University’s Center for Service and Social Justice. The food baskets included turkeys as well as other food items needed to prepare a traditional Thanksgiving dinner.

More than 80 students and staff members volunteered at the Friends of the Poor warehouse in South Scranton on Nov. 21 to prepare and distribute the food baskets to local families.

Monetary contributions for the food items were made possible by employees of The University of Scranton.

WNEP TV covered this year’s annual Thanksgiving Food Drive in a news story.

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