Britt Elementary Students Give Hunger the Boot

We recently came across this photo and a post on Facebook about students at Britt Elementary getting a pizza party for bringing in the most food donations for a special Give Hunger the Boot program to benefit the Southeast Gwinnett Food Co-Op. City Councilman Dave Emanuel started the program a few years ago and it seems like he’s always adding a new twist to help the Co-Op get more donations. From what we learned those twists are a big help for the Co-Op which serves 750 families a month.

The pizza party at Britt Elementary was for Ms. DeRosa’s fourth grade class. Students in that class brought in more donations than any other class. All of the donations were for the “Have a Heart, Help a Family” program that had a Valentine’s Day theme.

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Besides helping families who are struggling, it strikes us that Give Hunger the Boot shows that Snellville really is a giving community. Here we have a program that was started by one city councilman, is totally supported by the mayor and other city council members and people from the community. Just take a look at the donation bin at Snellville City Hall. It seems like just as soon as the donations are taken out and brought to the Co-Op it is filled up again.

What’s more, give Hunger the Boot isn’t the only program in Snellville that helps collect food for the Co-Op. Just about every church has its own program and many businesses also make contributions. Then there’s Snellville Tourism and Trade that also helps give hunger the boot with things like the Christmas Tree contest where people vote for their favorite tree by placing a food item beneath it.
Other communities have programs to help people who need food, but nobody does it like Snellville.