Letter from the President:
War Eagle!
My name is Sarah English and it is my honor to serve as President of Beat Bama Food Drive for 2017. I am a senior from Daphne, Alabama, pursuing a degree in event management.
I first became involved with Beat Bama Food Drive because “someone told me to,” but little did I know I would fall in love with an organization that has such a deep passion to help those around it. I am undoubtedly someone who has a profound love and sympathy for people, so my eagerness to serve others stems from that.
Food insecurity is an issue that is important to me because of how common it is, yet still, how it goes so unnoticed. There are over 27,000 individuals in Lee County alone who are food insecure. These people are right in our backyards, which is why I strongly believe in our university’s student population helping the Auburn community. This community unfailingly serves and loves us students so well while we spend this portion of our lives here, so the least we can do is give back to those who need it most.
Help us show food insecurity (and Bama) who is boss in 2017!
-Sarah
My name is Sarah English and it is my honor to serve as President of Beat Bama Food Drive for 2017. I am a senior from Daphne, Alabama, pursuing a degree in event management.
I first became involved with Beat Bama Food Drive because “someone told me to,” but little did I know I would fall in love with an organization that has such a deep passion to help those around it. I am undoubtedly someone who has a profound love and sympathy for people, so my eagerness to serve others stems from that.
Food insecurity is an issue that is important to me because of how common it is, yet still, how it goes so unnoticed. There are over 27,000 individuals in Lee County alone who are food insecure. These people are right in our backyards, which is why I strongly believe in our university’s student population helping the Auburn community. This community unfailingly serves and loves us students so well while we spend this portion of our lives here, so the least we can do is give back to those who need it most.
Help us show food insecurity (and Bama) who is boss in 2017!
-Sarah
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“I believe in the human touch, which cultivates sympathy with my fellow men and mutual helpfulness and brings happiness for all.”
-George Petrie, Auburn Creed
-George Petrie, Auburn Creed
