The Supply at Penn’s Chicken & Rice Fundraiser was a huge success!
Thank you to our Philly boards & our amazing home base for making this a reality!!
Keep on the lookout for more events & ways YOU can donate to help The Supply with building a secondary school in Lenana, Kenya.
Thank you all,
The Supply at Penn
The Supply is bringing NY’s Famous Chicken and Rice from 53rd and 6th to Philly on Sunday December 4th!
Place your order now and eat for a good cause!
Pickup locations are 7PM at:
UPenn- TBA
Drexel- 33rd and Arch (next to Buckley field)
Villanova- Bartley 34
Temple- TBA
Our first Philly fundraiser has begun! :)
The Supply at Penn is taking baby steps to awareness with our AMAZING (& DELICIOUS) chocolate covered pretzels. Thank you in advance, because your donations will help The Supply build secondary schools in slum communities!
One bag is $3 and two bags are $5!
Contact: thesupplyatpenn@gmail.com to find out how you can purchase yours now! Or be on the lookout for our members on campus at Penn & Drexel!
Happy eating! :D
THE SUPPLY’S GOT SWAGGGG!
Locust Walk will be getting a YELLOW MAKEOVER soon! :)
We would like to welcome you to The Supply Education Group’s first general interest meeting! Only 30 minutes of your time for a GREAT CAUSE.
Please come this Friday Oct 14th to find out more about how you can join us in our movement to empower and transform communities in villages worldwide through education.
If you’re in Philly, we want YOU!
We will have Penn, Drexel, as well as Temple representatives to talk about how you can get involved.
5pm in Huntsman Hall!!
See you there! :)
PHILLY GBM
who: YOU.
what: Find out how you can take part in helping The Supply in Philadelphia.
when: Friday, October 14th
where: Jon M. Huntsman Hall @UPenn - room# TBA
why: If not you, who? If not now, when?
Hope to see you there! :D
The Supply Education Group just launched a campaign to build Lenana’s first-ever secondary community school. It’s mind-blowing to think that such a small, almost laughable contribution on our end can have such a transformative impact on an entire community of people halfway around the globe. Those of us who have been blessed with so much yet turn a blind eye to the have-nots of this world are just as accountable for our actions (or lack thereof) as those who are committing blatant acts of atrocity in our world today.
