Attention Philadelphia friends! Join Challah for Hunger and Repair the World as we bake a difference together with Young Involved Philadelphia. Together we will braid challah and learn ways to address food insecurity in our community. You will walk away from this event with a delicious challah to take home and bake and a list of … Continue reading State of Young Philly: Bake a Difference!
All posts by Talia Berday Sacks
Our staff are famous!
Our Program Associate Eliana and Communications & Development Associate Vincent were recently featured on the Charles and Lynn Schusterman Family Foundation blog. Vincent shared common misconceptions about global hunger, talked about the best advice he’s ever received and (of course) picked his favorite flavor of challah! Read his full interview here. Eliana shared lessons learned … Continue reading Our staff are famous!
Opportunity: Strategic Planning Consultant for the Campus Hunger Project
We have an exciting update on the Campus Hunger Project! We are seeking a strategic planning consultant to help us evaluate and grow the Campus Hunger Project. Applicants, access the RFP here. Questions about the RFP process can be directed to our Director of Campus Programs, Talia Berday-Sacks at talia@challahforhunger.org.
We’re Hiring!
Applications are now open for two new positions at Challah for Hunger! We are excited to add a Program Associate and a Development and Communications Associate to our team in Philadelphia. To learn more about both positions check out the links below: Program Associate Development and Communications Associate
Defining Failure More Fairly
The New York Times article “On Campus, Failure is on the Syllabus” (June 24) about efforts by colleges to teach coping skills to high-achieving, helicopter-parented students paints a worrisomely narrow picture of today’s college student. In this piece, higher education administrators describe how initiatives like anti-stigma campaigns and special apps were developed in response to … Continue reading Defining Failure More Fairly
Apply to join our National Board of Directors
Your voice matters to us. This is why we are looking for a student representative to serve on our national Board of Directors. The Challah for Hunger Board of Directors is a group of committed volunteers who are responsible for overseeing the organization’s activities. Board members meet periodically to discuss and vote on the affairs of … Continue reading Apply to join our National Board of Directors
Alumni: 3 Ways to Get Back Involved with Challah for Hunger
Looking for an opportunity to get back involved with Challah for Hunger? We’ve got three for you! Still curious? Click here to read a reflection on last year’s giving circle from co-leader and alumna Kate Belza and learn more about the early years of the giving circle from co-leader and alumna Amanda Winer.
Attention Students and Alumni: Take A Look at Our Surveys!
Every year, we send current student leaders and their volunteers a survey. The survey always provides us with helpful feedback. Thanks to the students who fill it, we’ve been able to improve our resources and strengthen our community. Take the Student Survey here. For the first time ever, we are also releasing an alumni survey to better … Continue reading Attention Students and Alumni: Take A Look at Our Surveys!
From Cooking to Advocacy on Campus
Arielle Pearlman is a senior at Colgate University, graduating in May with a double major in Psychology and Spanish. She is a board member of Challah for Hunger at Colgate and serves on of the Student Planning Team for the Campus Hunger Project. “Until the past few years, the problem of college students experiencing hunger and … Continue reading From Cooking to Advocacy on Campus
Student Perspectives: UMass-Amherst and the Campus Hunger Project
Rebecca Goldberg, a junior, and Arielle Newman, a senior, are co-presidents of Challah for Hunger at University of Massachusetts – Amherst. To follow our chapters’ research and advocacy work, sign up for monthly updates here. We decided to get involved in the Campus Hunger Project because as a chapter we want to be advocates for our … Continue reading Student Perspectives: UMass-Amherst and the Campus Hunger Project
