The Muslim Students Association (MSA), in collaboration with the Interfaith Student Council (IFSC) and its Better Together campaign, will lead the seventh annual Fast-A-Thon.
The Fast-A-Thon encourages students and faculty members to fast for a day to experience what individuals who are hungry endure on a daily basis.
The Fast-A-Thon will conclude with a dinner on Thursday, Feb. 23, at 5:30 p.m. in the Skybarn, located on Farm Acre Road on South Campus. Tickets are $2 for the dinner and are available at the Schine Box Office.
The event is made a success through monetary donations from University and community members. All proceeds from this year’s event will benefit Meals on Wheels of Syracuse.
For more information, visit Fast-A-Thon, or e-mail fastathon.msaatsu@gmail.com.
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