Trick or treating for a good cause
[img_inline align=”right” src=”http://padnws01.mcmaster.ca/images/trickoreat2010.jpg” caption=”More than 200 McMaster students helped collect nearly 4000 pounds of non-perishable food items Sunday as part of the annual Trick or Eat food drive. Photo by Tim Lau. “]
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Some 236 McMaster students managed to do a little trick or treating this past weekend, but the treats they were after weren't of the candied variety.
Nearly 4000 pounds of much-needed non-perishable food items were collected Sunday as part of McMaster's annual Trick or Eat campaign. Students dressed up and went door-to-door in the neighbourhoods surrounding the University collecting food, 90 per cent of which went to Living Rock Ministries, the rest going to the Mac Bread Bin.
More than $1,800 in online donations were also collected at trickoreat.ca.
Mac Bread Bin provides anonymous food assistance to students on campus. More information can be found here.
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