Hunger

Peanut Butter in Bellies

By | Lisa Nikodem
University of Oregon Campus Organizer

Yesterday, the U of O’s OSPIRG chapter hosted its Peanut Butter in Bellies to generate peanut butter and jelly sandwiches for Food for Lane County.  We engaged over forty volunteers in making 1041 peanut butter and jelly sandwiches.  This year OSPIRG has generated nearly 1700 food items and raised over $1500 for Food for Lane County.    

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