Wawa and Second Harvest intend to use the “Fly Beyond” pilot program and results as a road map for collaborations with other food banks or for others to implement similar programs.įor more information about how to support hunger relief efforts across Central Florida, visit ORLANDO, Fla. Those recipes can be found online at the “ Fly Beyond” landing page. Throughout the year, Wawa’s culinary team will create recipes that feature many of the food items being distributed. Having greater access to fresh produce will improve the ability of kids in our communities to learn, lead and succeed.” Director of Florida Operations for Wawa said, “Fueling up takes on a whole new meaning with ‘Fly Beyond.’ We hope this new pilot program inspires goodness by making fresh, healthy foods conveniently available to families to create nutritious meals at home without worrying about how to afford it. “Inflation is causing more families to make difficult decisions about what they can afford, and this partnership can help lessen worries about food costs.” “Through this first-of-its-kind investment, Wawa is ensuring children in Central Florida have access to the nutritious wholesome food they need to thrive,” said Derrick Chubbs, President and CEO of Second Harvest. Add customized display carts at 35 Fresh Market schools – making it easier for students to grab fresh produce as they head home.Provide reusable and insulated tote bags for both programs.Enhance the Summer Food Service Program with a take home bag filled with fresh produce and other pantry staples each week.
Transform the Kids Pack initiative into a Family Weekend Meal Bag that will contain nutritious foods equal to 10 meals per household.Add 10 new Fresh Market sites at local schools.In addition to giving Second Harvest the ability to purchase and distribute more fresh produce, the funding will: In lieu of flowers, the family suggests donations to Cancer Research Institute (), NRDC (), Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida (), Halifax Hospice (), or the donor’s charity of choice.The goal of Wawa and Second Harvest’s “Fly Beyond” pilot program is to reach more than 53,000 households over a 12-month period through two of the food bank’s childhood hunger prevention initiatives: the School Partnerships and Summer Food Service programs. A remembrance service will be conducted at a later time. She is survived by her husband, her daughters Kelly Rouse and Erin Rouse Smith, her grandchildren Nathan Smith, Erica Smith, and Kate Rouse-Willis, her sister Pamela Walker, and by extended family and friends she also held dear. Donna enjoyed travel, visiting more than three dozen countries, FSU sports (attending three national championship football game victories), and was politically engaged, including registering voters as a member of the League of Women Voters. She grew up in Okeechobee, Florida, and was a graduate of Florida State University, where she met Robert K. A fifth generation Floridian, she was preceded in death by her parents, John Henson Walker and Doris Elvira Walker, and by her brother, John Hardy Walker, III.
Daytona Beach, Floridaĭonna Walker Rouse, born December 21, 1946, died on December 9, 2020, at age 73. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests donations to Cancer Research Institute (), NRDC (), Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida (), Halifax Hospice (), or the donor’s charity of choice.
Donna Walker Rouse Donna Walker Rouse, born December 21, 1946, died on December 9, 2020, at age 73.
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