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Introducing the 5th Edition of Our Solidarity Collection: Empowering Communities Through Compassionate Action

by James Carter Senior News Editor




Angers SCO Kicks Off 5th Annual Food Bank Solidarity Collection

Angers SCO has announced the beginning of its Fifth Solidarity Collection campaign, a vital initiative geared towards bolstering Food banks and aiding individuals experiencing food insecurity. The drive, which commenced on October 27th and will continue until November 14th, 2025, represents a deepening commitment to community obligation.

the effort is being enthusiastically supported by the Angers SCO Training Center and the SCO Fonds Dotation. The overarching goal is to actively support Food Banks in their crucial work of mitigating food waste and delivering essential provisions to those most in need.

How You Can Contribute to the Solidarity Collection

Individuals are encouraged to participate by donating non-perishable food items and essential hygiene products. The most needed items include:

  • Canned Goods (Vegetables, Fish, Pre-prepared Meals)
  • Dry Pasta, Rice, and Semolina
  • Baby Care Products (Infant Formula, Baby Food Jars)
  • Personal Hygiene Items (Soap, Toothpaste, Shampoo)

did You Know? According to Feeding America, over 34 million people, including 9 million children, experienced food insecurity in the United States in 2023.

Donation Drop-Off Locations

Donations will be gratefully accepted at the following locations:

– Accommodation center: 58 Promenade de la Baumette, 49000 ANGERS.

– Football Center: 2 Rue du colombier, 49000 ANGERS.

This collection is more than just a charitable act; it’s a chance to fortify the bonds within the Angers SCO community. employees, volunteers, and members are all invited to come together, embodying the club’s core values of unity and support.

Pro Tip: Check the expiration dates on any food items you are donating to ensure they are still safe for consumption.

Collection Dates Key donation Items Drop-Off Locations
October 27 – November 14, 2025 Canned Goods, Pasta, baby Products, Hygiene Items accommodation Center & Football Center (Angers)

Officials express confidence in the community’s generosity and encourage widespread participation to make this year’s collection the most triumphant yet. Every contribution, irrespective of size, can make a tangible difference in the lives of those struggling with food insecurity.

solidarity Collection Promotion

The Growing Importance of Food Bank Support

Food Banks play an increasingly vital role in addressing food insecurity, notably considering recent economic challenges and global events. As the cost of living continues to rise, more and more individuals and families are turning to Food Banks for assistance. Supporting these organizations is crucial for ensuring that everyone has access to nutritious food.

Beyond simply providing food,Food Banks frequently enough offer additional resources,such as job training and assistance with accessing other social services. this holistic approach helps individuals and families break the cycle of poverty and achieve long-term stability.

Frequently Asked Questions About The Solidarity Collection

  1. What types of food items are most needed for the Solidarity Collection?
  2. Non-perishable items such as canned goods, pasta, rice, and baby food are especially valuable.

  3. Where can I drop off my donations?
  4. Donations can be made at the Accommodation Center and Football Center in Angers.

  5. What is the deadline for donations?
  6. The collection runs from October 27th to November 14th, 2025.

  7. Does the Angers SCO offer any other charitable initiatives?
  8. Angers SCO regularly partners with local organizations to support various community needs.

  9. How does my donation help those in need?
  10. Your donation directly supports Food Banks, enabling them to provide essential food assistance to individuals and families facing food insecurity.

What are your thoughts on the importance of community-led initiatives like this one? How can we collectively contribute to addressing food insecurity in our local areas?


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