For the past several years, Alaska Native Sisterhood (ANS) Camp 70 and Alaska Native Brotherhood Camp 70 have partnered with businesses and organizations through the “Feed the Mind Campaign” to support child and youth nutrition programs in Juneau schools, including privately funded breakfast programs at elementary and middle schools. We are pleased that this year, in cooperation with the Juneau Community Foundation, the United Way, and the Juneau Public Schools, our efforts will ensure that all middle school students have access to a nutritious breakfast. (See School district expands free breakfast for all elementary, middle school students. Juneau Empire, September 7, 2017.)
We wish to thank the generous donors who have given a total of $3,000 to date to our 2017 Feed the Mind Campaign. Their participation is integral to the success of the breakfast program and is much appreciated. Thank you to these businesses and organizations for leading this effort!
Simpson, Tillinghast, Sorensen & Sheehan
Alaska Electric Light and Power Company
Coeur Alaska – Kensington Mine
Alaska Native Sisterhood Glacier Valley Camp 70
Alaska Native Brotherhood Glacier Valley Camp 70
All of the 2017 donors listed above also contributed in 2016. We would like to thank them for their past support and we thank the other 2016 donors listed below:
Glacier Pediatrics
Tlingit – Haida Regional Housing Authority
Goldbelt, Inc.
Sealaska Corporation
Valley Medical Care
Northrim Bank
and individual members of ANS Camp 70
Our goal is to raise $7,500, of which we have collected $3,000, to complete the funding needed to ensure that all students have access to a healthy breakfast and activities with adequate adult supervision. The campaign is still underway. We invite businesses, organizations, and individuals who believe in the importance of “Feeding the Minds” of Juneau’s young people to donate to the “Feed the Mind Campaign.”
To make a contribution, contact ANS Camp 70, P.O. Box 20213, Juneau, AK 99802 or e-mail me at fmwestman@gmail.com
