College helps to lessen food insecurity
Published 6:59 pm Thursday, December 3, 2020
- Brenda Bergess of the Phi Theta Kappa Chapter and Trina Jones, dean of student services, await Paul D. Camp Community College students to pick up prepared bags of food for Thanksgiving. Stephen H. Cowles | The TIdewater News
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FRANKLIN
Last month, Paul D. Camp Community College put together 75 bags of food for students who were confronted with the possibility of not having enough to eat during Thanksgiving.
Distribution was done at the main entrances of the Franklin, Suffolk and Smithfield campuses.
Dean of Student Services Trina Jones said the need for such assistance has tripled since last year, which was about 15 to 20. She added that 66 students had registered to pick up the food this time.
Faculty and students of Paul D. Camp Community College put together 75 bags of food that went to students who registered for the holiday program. Submitted
