HUNGER CLEAN-UP
Hunger Clean-Up: April 21, 2012
Check out local media coverage of Hunger Clean-Up 2011 and its planning team members.
What IS Hunger Clean-Up?
In 1989 Hunger Clean-Up began as students' modest effort to combat hunger and homelessnes in Milwaukee.
23 YEARS LATER
Hunger Clean-Up has grown to be Marquette’s largest day of service- bringing together approximately 1,500 individuals to volunteer with over 50 agencies each April. This stage is set by a dedicated team of student leaders committed to service who work in the fall and spring to mobilize their peers while increasing awareness, support, and resources for local programs addressing issues of poverty.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Register by Friday, March 9th to Volunteer
All individuals (including little siblings) must register online before Spring Break. Please know your team name in order to be matched with teammates. You are welcomed to register as an individual and you will be matched with others.
Give 4 Milwaukee.
Give your support to create awareness, give your time as a volunteer, and give $ 4 local programming that addresses issues of poverty, hunger, and homelessness.
Moves 4 Milwaukee
Thursday, February 2nd, 7:30 p.m., Weasler Auditorium
A dance and a cappella showcase that will also promote awareness about issues of poverty, hunger, and homelessness.
Sample the Soups
Tuesday, February 28th, 11 a.m., AMU Ballrooms
Raising awareness while enjoying a variety of soup, bread, and live music. Take home a handmade bowl donated by MilwaukeeEmptyBowls.org. Suggested donation of $5 to support Milwaukee Community through Hunger Clean-Up.
We are Marquette, We are Milwaukee HCU T-Shirt Sales
Mid February through April
Come to an event, stop by a HCU table, drop in at AMU 329, or visit the Brooks Lounge to purchase a 2012 HCU t-shirt. Limited editions for $10.
Making a Living Making a Difference
Thursday, March 1st, 4 p.m., AMU Ballrooms
As a student leader interested in service, connect with local professionals to discuss paths and skills to build a career that contributes to the common good.
