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| 233 N. Pleasant Ave. Amherst, MA 01002 p. (413) 253-6417 f. (413) 256-6435 |
| (800) NO-HUNGR nscah@aol.com |
| 18th Annual Hunger Cleanup Manual ($6.25): | A step-by-step manual on organizing a Hunger Cleanup. This project manual includes organizing tips, examples, timelines, and materials you need. Schools who register to do the Cleanup will also receive free posters and brochures, a media kit and more. |
| 18th Annual Hunger Cleanup Brochure | Contains information about the history of the Hunger Cleanup as well as a sponsor sheet. |
| 18th Annual Hunger Cleanup Poster | See the publicity photo for the 18th Annual Hunger Cleanup. |
| 2001-2002 Action Guide ($6.25): | An 85-page guide of hunger and homelessness projects for the year. This manual incorporates project plans for conducting a needs assessment, organizing various events for National Hunger and Homelessness Week and the Annual Hunger Cleanup. The manual is a useful year-round guide with project ideas, fact sheets, resource lists, and useful tips. |
| "Taylor's Campaign" (Indiv: $45, Organization, library or dept: $125): | A 75-minute film narrated by Martin Sheen and directed by Richard Cohen. It is a documentary about unforgettable hardworking people living in cardboard lean-tos in luxurious Santa Monica, California. They survive by dumpster diving and by finding joy and safety together. When new laws threaten their freedom and existence, a penniless truck driver, Ron Taylor, runs for Santa Monica City Council as a voice for tolerance. |
| Hunger and Homelessness Action: A Comprehensive Resource Book for Colleges and Universities ($15): | A 225-page comprehensive book with everything you need to know to organize effective campus hunger and homelessness programs. A blueprint for recruitment, media promotion, community service projects, and fundraising, with lots of program ideas and resources. A collaborative effort between COOL and NSCAHH. |
| Going Places ($6.25): | A catalogue of domestic and international internship, volunteer, travel and career opportunities in the fields of hunger, housing, homelessness and grassroots development. Descriptions of 98 organizations. |
| Setting a New Course ($6.25): | Designed to help you expand collegiate curriculum to incorporate the study of domestic and international hunger and homelessness. Developed with the Congressional Hunger Center, the manual includes sample curricula from colleges across the country. Useful in conjunction with Service Learning course. not currently available |
| SPLASH Action Handbook ($6.25): | Describes the federal legislative process and how groups can organize grassroots education and action campaigns to impact Congressional decisions. This guide also includes a list of more than 300 local and regional advocacy groups. |
| Food Salvage Manual ($6.25): | Food Salvage involves collecting surplus food from campus dining facilities and regularly distributing it to emergency food programs. Written in collaboration with Stanford's Project on Nutrition, this guide will help you establish a student-run salvage program on your campus or in your community. |
| Hunger and Homelessness Week Organizing Guide ($6.25): | NSCAHH offers program ideas for activists to educate others, increase community service, and build campus coalitions. This guide helps students structure committees, recruit volunteers, design effective publicity and plug into community programs. |
| Fact Sheet Packet ($2): | A set of fact sheets covering aspects of hunger and homelessness, includes hunger in the U.S., world hunger, the scope and causes of homelessness, and myths about homelessness. |
| T-shirts w/ NSCAHH logo and the motto "Shaping the Future Together ($10-$15): |
Available in M, L and XL in white. Shortsleeve shirts are $10, long sleeve are $15. Special bulk rates are available - $1 off per shirt for orders of 20 or more, $2 off per shirt orders of 50 or more. Standard 5 day UPS shipping is covered. You are responsible for additional costs for rush orders. Order your T-shirts today to guarantee sizes and to ensure that they will arrive in time for the Cleanup! T-shirts are a great way to build Cleanup visibility and increase fundraising. At some schools, the Student Government Association or a campus administrator has paid for T-shirts, which are then given away to volunteers who meet a fundraising goal (such as$35). The last day to place your order is March 30th. |
To order, send check or money order payable to NSCAHH to:
NSCAHH
233 N. Pleasant Street
Amherst, MA 01002
For more information about publications, contact us at:
(800) NO
- HUNGR
email:
nscah@aol.com