Syracuse University’s International Young Scholars Program seeks donations for holiday basketsNovember 18, 2004Kelly Homan Rodoskikahoman@syr.edu
The International Young Scholars Program of Syracuse University’s Students Offering Service at Hendricks Chapel is sponsoring a holiday food drive from now through Dec. 12.
Collection boxes for non-perishable food items are located in the Noble Room and outside the Students Offering Service Office, both located on the lower level of Hendricks Chapel. Monetary donations may also be made in the Hendricks Chapel Dean’s Office. The International Young Scholars will be creating food baskets for the upcoming holidays for people in the Syracuse community in need.
For more information on the food collection, call the Hendricks Chapel Dean’s Office at (315) 443-2901.
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