Corrected and updated May 15, 2009
The Harvard Hunger Resistance Movement, comprising 32 people, completed the 20-mile Walk for Hunger in Boston on Sunday, May 3, and raised approximately $7,000 for Project Bread, a nonprofit organization dedicated to ending hunger in Massachusetts. The Walk for Hunger is the oldest continuously operating pledge walk in the country. Proceeds from the walk support more than 400 emergency food programs across the state.
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The Harvard Hunger Resistance Movement participants in the Walk for Hunger included: bottom row, from left: Jamie Aciukewicz, Owen Krause, Erika Krause, Kiley Nygren, Lily Alfano, Scotty Broadbent; second row: Wendy Bell, Emily Williams, Betsy Williams, Margaret Kibbler, Brittany Jones, Nellie Agosta, Hannah Keaney, Aliza Maki, Emma Keaney, Eliza Agosta; back row: Piali De, Susie Macrae, Tom Aciukewicz, Mary Krause, Helen Hill, Robbie Perkins-High,Brenton Stoddart, Keiron Stoddart, Jack Landry, Sam Elkind, Tyler Stamm, Aidan Aciukewicz, Mac Perkins-High, Rebecca Wright, Kathy Elkind. (Photo by Lisa Aciukewicz))
Editor’s note: This article has been corrected and updated. In the original version, the name of this group was mistakenly reported as The Harvard Hunger for Existence Team.
