Giver Project: Help TCV Food Bank feed families

Hi everyone!

My name is Daniel, and I'm a passionate 10th grader at Circle of Learning Independent Charter School in Fremont, CA. Witnessing hunger in our community has always weighed heavily on me, and I knew I wanted to make a difference. That's why I started The Giver Project, an annual food drive fundraiser benefiting The Tricity Volunteers Food Bank, with my friend Mahima Avija, from Washington High School.

Here's my story:

In 7th grade, I saw the incredible impact food insecurity had on families in my community. It fueled a fire in me to do something, so I started The Giver Project with some friends and raised $400 for the Alameda County Community Food Bank. This year, with your help, I'm striving to raise $1,000, which will provide vital resources to families in need through the Tricity Volunteers Food Bank (TCV).

About The Giver Project

The Giver Project was born from my desire to make a positive impact. Witnessing firsthand the challenges faced by families in need ignited a fire within me to take action. I believe everyone deserves access to healthy and nutritious food, and The Giver Project is my way of contributing to that goal.

Why TCV: Tricity Volunteers Food Bank

The Tricity Volunteers Food Bank is a vital resource for countless individuals and families struggling to put food on the table, and every contribution, big or small, will make a real difference. Every dollar raised goes directly towards purchasing essential food items, ensuring families have access to the nourishment they deserve.

How You Can Help:

Donate: Any contribution, big or small, makes a significant difference.

Spread the word: Share the Giver Project with your friends, family, and network! The more people who know, the greater the impact we can have.

Consider hosting a mini food drive. Organize a collection amongst your colleagues, friends, or family and contribute to the overall goal.

Together, we can make a real difference in the lives of those facing hunger.

All donations will go directly to the Tricity Volunteers Food Bank.

More information about Tri-City Volunteers, Inc.: TCV (Tri-City Volunteers) provides emergency grocery assistance to almost 6,000 families in Alameda County every month. Over the last 7 years, our numbers have exponentially increased. Our goal is to eliminate hunger and promote financial self-sufficiency in Alameda County, by distributing food and providing volunteer opportunities to improve the quality of life for all in our community.