Hunger Coalition provides students opportunities to offer up a meal on Wednesday evenings for someone less fortunate through the Skip-A-Meal initiative. Volunteers then assemble sack lunches on Friday afternoons and deliver the meals on Saturday mornings.
Hunger Coalition volunteers also visit Kansas City twice a month to work with the homeless on the streets of Kansas City with an all-volunteer group called Uplift, Inc. We go down first Mondays of the month and second Saturdays. If you are interested, contact Dr. John Rziha.
Finally, Hunger Coalition volunteers also have the opportunity to tutor at the public grade school, Atchison Elementary School.
- Celebrating 40 Years of the Benedictine College Hunger Coalition
- BC Hunger Coalition Celebrates 25 Years of Service
- Benedictine Hunger Coalition Honored by Atchison Chamber
- Mother Teresa, “God’s Understanding Love”
- Mother Teresa: A Dark Spiritual Life and Love of The Poor
- Papers by Dr. Coronado on Catholic Social Thought
“If you can’t feed a hundred people, then feed just one.”
— St. Teresa of Calcutta