Girl Scouts of Central Indiana is committed to creating a welcoming and supportive environment for every child who attends its camps. For many children, camp is a time of joy, growth, and exploration—but hunger can be a hidden barrier. In the counties where Girl Scouts of Central Indiana hosts camps, food insecurity remains a pressing issue:
• Clay County (Camp Na Wa Kwa): 14.3% of residents experience food insecurity, with limited access to grocery stores and meal programs. Many campers from this area rely on school meals and may face hunger when school is out.
• Tippecanoe County (Camp Sycamore Valley): 14.8% of residents are food insecure, including many children who benefit from school-based meal assistance but may struggle to access food in the summer months.
• Brown County (Camp Gallahue): 13.5% of residents experience food insecurity, with rural families facing additional challenges in accessing consistent, nutritious meals.

On May 10 from 10 a.m.-12 p.m., you can join Pack Away Hunger's mission of eliminating hunger by packing 15,000 meals to benefit the Girl Scouts of Central Indiana. We'll be creating the meals assembly-line style, so you will be serving alongside your family, friends and fellow community members. The shelf-stable meals are a nutritious mix of rice, veggies, soy and a super powerful vitamin/mineral powder. Think Rice-A-Roni, but healthier! All meals packed will be distributed to girls attending Girl Scouts of Central Indiana camps.

Register today to make an impact!

*Any monetary donations made to this event offset the cost of meal ingredients. Monetary donations are not directed to Girl Scouts of Central Indiana.

This event is generously sponsored by

May Public Pack 2025

Benefitting the Girls Scouts of Central Indiana - Sponsored by Lumina Foundation

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