FRN Student Leaders Honored for their Leadership and Public Service

We think our FRNds are pretty great, and their communities seem to agree. Congratulations to these seven FRN chapters and student leaders for receiving awards!

If your chapter or a representative of your chapter received recognition for your work this school year and is not listed, please let us know by emailing us at programs@foodrecoverynetwork.org. Here are some of the awards FRN chapters won this semester: 

1. chloe dyer, ohio wesleyan university - 2018 Charles J. Ping Student Service Award; Legacy Award mini-grant

““I started the Food Recovery Network to address a community need, but in taking the initiative to start a chapter, I also gained confidence. I now know that I can make a difference in another person’s life. Most importantly, as I graduate from Ohio Wesleyan, I leave with the conviction that I have the ability to affect meaningful change in my community.””

— Chloe Dyer, Founder of FRN at Ohio Wesleyan University

2. marist college - social service club of the year

3. university of central arkansas - outstanding community outreach by a student organization  

Left to right: Elizabeth Paraley, Addison Davari, Lillian McEntire, Victoria Marcelle, Leah Evans

4. University of Denver – "Sustainability Hero" student organization award

5. university of houston - outstanding student organization

Left to right: (back row) Baseer Quraishi, Ruth Suh, (middle row) Roya Karim, Nishita Koottiyanil, Pooja Naik, Heba Hoelscher, Dina Achi, (front row) Nisha Sabapathy, Zeel Vora, Jameil Dowding

6. university of north carolina at greensboro - Excellence in community service

Left to right: Sadie Addis, Sarah Lackey, Brielle Jacobowitz, Abby Gustafson, Meredith Lockard, Cameron Warren

7. Whittier College - Student Organization of the Year, Social Justice Coalition Organization of the Year, & Outstanding Service Collaborator

Left to right: Christina Fong, Julissa Tobias, Justina Chock