#GRINCHFORGOOD
Canned Food Competition
PAWS Classes Compete for prizes. Nov 15th to Dec 1st
Sponsored by : Junior High Student Council
a Humanitarian Service Project
Help serve children and senior citizens in need residing in Chariton County
Be Creative, Inspire Others, and Impact Your Community
For more information on #GRINCHFORGOOD
Contact; JH Student Council sponsor Stephany Clark
For food to be eligible for prizes they must have a current expiration date.
JH STUCO students are assigned to each PAWS room to collect food.
PRIZES FOR HUMANITARIAN SERVICE PROJECT SUPPORT
PAWS class that collects the largest % of cans per student (number of cans divided by number of students) will get a pizza party for their PAWS class on December 7th
Individual student who brings in the most cans will win two tickets to “The Grinch” at B & B Moberly Five.
The best non-perishable foods to donate
canned beans
dry beans
peanut butter, or other nut butters
rolled oats
canned fruit in juice, not in light or heavy syrup
canned vegetables, with no or low-sodium
low-sodium soups
canned tuna in water
canned chicken
brown rice
quinoa
nuts, unsalted
seeds, unsalted
shelf stable milk and milk substitutes
whole grain pasta
low-sodium pasta sauce
popcorn kernels (not microwave popcorn)
canned stews
unsweetened apple sauce
whole grain, low-sugar cold cereals
olive or canola oil
canned tomatoes
dried fruits, no sugar added
honey
chicken, beef and vegetable broths and stock.
Additional tips:
Canned goods with pop-top lids are better than canned goods that require a can opener
Avoid foods packaged in glass.
Do not donate foods that are past the expiration date.