Education Press

H. Frank Carey HS was featured in Newsday with their entry to the 2011 Rock and Wrap It Up! Art, Music and Literature Poverty Challenge. They sculpted Milk and Cookies out of covered soup cans. Cans were donated to local pantries. Winning entries will be announced in June.

Professor Jennifer Katafigiotis, who teaches a class on Social Action at Montclair State University, saw Syd Mandelbaum on NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams in March 2011. She invited Syd to deliver a Skype lecture to her students. Following the October 3 lecture, Profesor Katafigiotis and Montclair's executive chef signed onto College Wrap.

This term paper "Food Waste Reduction by the Implementation of Food Recovery Programs" was written by a San Jose State student, Kanika Chhabra, researching food waste in America. It talks about poverty, greening, The Bill Emerson Good Samaritan Laws and Rock and Wrap It Up!.

11/25/2010: WOR TV 9 NEWS, NY reports on student Ethan Dornfeld of Westhampton High School, who partners with the non-profit Rock and Wrap It Up! School Program. By using the Rock and Wrap It Up! food recovery and greening tactics Ethan demonstrates how one person can make a great contribution in helping the less fortunate through compassion and determination.

Student from Westhampton Beach High School teams up with Rock and Wrap It Up! to Make A Difference in his local community. Inspired by the food recovery program he observed at a The Police concert in 2008, student Ethan Dornfeld contacted Rock and Wrap It Up! to set up a food recovery program at his school.

Long Island University's CW Post reports on its partnership with Rock and Wrap It Up!, in particular, the Give and Go Green initiative.

Michael Thomas Sullivan, becomes a Sodoxo STOP Hunger Scholarship Recipient, having worked with Rock and Wrap It Up! to recover food since he was nine years old!

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Networking Magazine featured Rock and Wrap It Up! in its Summer "Guide to Going Green" feature. This article, also printed in Long Island Press, discusses the College Wrap! Program along with College Wrap!'s offspring, the "Give and Go Green" initiative.

MTV U host talks to Rock and Wrap It Up! volunteers about delivering food from Nassau Coliseum as well as their involvement in College Wrap!

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