Cafeteria food isn’t that great anyway
 Tell
’em you’ll pass on the mashed potatoes with turkey and gravy. Just keep
walking past the pizza and the burgers, too. Now you smell fries? Well,
maybe you need to run.
It doesn’t have to be this hard to pass up one meal in a week. After
all, you’ve survived foodless finals weeks, so skipping the chili-cheese
fries won’t kill you.
Circle K’ers are urged to take part in the Kiwanis International Foundation’s
Skip-a-Meal
week by just saying “no” to one meal one day during one of the three suggested
weeks. The next chance to participate comes during the last week of April.
Here’s how it works: skip one meal and donate the cost of that meal to
the Kiwanis International Foundation. The money helps fund several programs
that make a difference in the lives of children around the world.
And don’t forget to let the Foundation know you’re committed to this
event. Call 317-875-8755 (worldwide).
Clubs that take part will receive a Skip-a-Meal banner patch.
Do not skip meals if you have medical restrictions such as diabetes,
are taking insulin therapy, or are consuming any glucose-lowering medication.
Those under a physician’s care should consult a doctor before participating
in the activity. For medical situations, Circle K’ers can make a donation
on behalf of the Skip-a-Meal fundraiser. |
