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Project Share and the Sentinel Online

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Today, November 27th, Project SHARE is holding a documentary open to the public. The documentary is called DIVE! Living off of America's Waste and looks into how much food Americans waste annually. The documentary will be followed by a discussion moderated by Associate Professor of History Dr. Jennifer Pawley. We will be discussing the social, economic and environmental impacts food waste has on America. Refreshments will be served. The event runs from 6pm-8pm.

As part of her Montgomery Service Leader Level 3 Capstone Project, Bernadette Brandt has been featured in the Sentinel Online. Follow the link below to check out the article.  http://cumberlink.com/news/opinion/blogs/reluctant_foodie/reluctant-foodie-diving-into-the-problem-of-food-waste/article_fb3f21b8-3810-11e2-9956-0019bb2963f4.html

Grilled Cheese Fundraiser

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Want Grilled Cheese this weekend? The NOLA winter break service trip team is having a grilled cheese sale in Britton Plaza on Friday and Saturday from 9 pm to 1 am. They are selling them 1 for $2 and 3 for $5. Help them get to New Orleans this winter!

The grilled cheese fundraiser is a great way for Dickinson service trip teams to raise money for their trips as well as talk about the work they will do on their trips. 

Hurricane Sandy Relief Effort

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The Carlisle and Dickinson community is working together to collect donations for victims in New York and New Jersey that were effected by Hurricane Sandy. Donations will be accepted in the top of the HUB from 11/12 through 11/16 from 11:30am-1:30pm and the bottom of the HUB both 11/19 & 11/20 from 11:30am-1:30pm. Please come see us for further information!! 

The Giving Tree

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Help Brighten a Child's Day this Holiday Season! 
Every year at this time, Dickinson partners with the United Methodist Home for Children (UMHC) in Mechanicsburg for the "Giving Tree" project. Each child who lives at UMHC has experienced behavior issues or family problems deemed severe enough to keep them from remaining at home and in their community. Each child creates a "wish list" of items they would like to receive during the holidays, and the average cost of each item is about $20 or less. Students, faculty, staff, and guests of Dickinson have the opportunity to fulfill a child's wish. Interested? Here's how it works:
1.)    Look for the decorated "Giving Tree" in the HUB on Monday, November 12.
2.)    Take an ornament off the tree. Each ornament represents a specific child's wish.
3.)    Shop! Please do NOT wrap it - place it unwrapped in a gift bag instead with the original tree ornament attached!
4.)    Return the ornament and gift bag with item to the Office of Community Service & Religious Life in the bottom floor of the HUB by 4:30 PM Monday, December 3.
 and the women of Sigma Lambda Gamma will be decorating the ornaments and tree.