Full Plate Society Members Lend a Helping Hand

 

The Full Plate Society represents some of Philabundance’s most generous philanthropic leaders, committed to our mission to drive hunger from our communities today and to end hunger for good. These members, who contribute $1,000 or more annually, make up just 6 percent of Philabundance’s individual donors, but account for 50 percent of our annual giving.

For many of our Full Plate Society members, their commitment to Philabundance extends beyond their generosity. Over the past 10 months, and in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic, many members participated in our donor volunteer nights. We were grateful to host over 100 members of the Full Plate Society at our Hunger Relief Center in South Philadelphia for these events, packing boxes for seniors and helping to sort through donated food items.

Volunteer opportunities are a wonderful way to work alongside fellow hunger champions, aligned by their commitment to our mission. Full Plate Society members receive access to opportunities like these, invitations to special virtual and in-person events, recognition on our website, and communications highlighting the impact of their giving throughout the year. Thank you to all of our Full Plate Society members!

 


To become a member or learn more about The Full Plate Society contact April O’Brien at aobrien@philabundance.org.

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