Friday, November 18, 2022

Iota Phi Theta Fraternity, Inc. offers holiday support and hunger relief

For Immediate Release:


11/16/2022


Iota Phi Theta Fraternity, Inc. offers holiday support and hunger relief


Fayetteville, AR–The Beta Chi Omega chapter of the Iota Phi Theta Fraternity Incorporated will be providing support for families in the NWA community during the holidays.  The fraternity will be filling the pantries throughout South Fayetteville with items for Thanksgiving meals.  These items will include cranberry sauce, cake mix, Thanksgiving Turkey Gravy Packet, dry Macaron, Canned Yam, Canned Corn, Boxed Stuffing Mix, instant mashed potatoes, canned peas, cornbread mix, pie crust mix, dry beans, rice, sugar, cream of mushroom soup, and canned fruit pie filling.  Non-food items include foil baking pans, paper plates, Napkins, plastic utensils, and paper towels.  The members will deliver the supplies to the pantries on Thanksgiving week.  Each month the fraternity members will be filling the pantries with nonperishable addressing hunger relief.


Fraternity members will sponsor dinner for families in the Ronald McDonald House on December 9th.  At the Ronald McDonald House, families can stay together, rest, and recharge to remain strong for their children, interact with families going through similar experiences, enjoy home-cooked meals and receive compassionate hospitality from staff and volunteers — all just minutes from the hospital where their child is receiving care, according to the Ronald McDonald House website.


Fraternity members will be a sponsor of Potter's House of Fayetteville "Potters House Christmas Event.  " Potter's House is a bridge to strengthen and connect communities across socioeconomic and cultural lines.  Each year the organization sponsors Potters House Christmas providing support for families in the region with gifts, dinner, and entertainment.


Iota Phi Theta Fraternity, Inc., headquartered in Baltimore, Maryland, was founded in 1963 and is a member of the National Pan-Hellenic Council.


For further information, media inquiries/interviews, and to learn more about supporting these initiatives please contact Brother Cliff Nichols at (225) 368--6839 and Brother D'Andre Jones at (479) 283-9152.


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