Valley United Against Hunger
November 12 - November 30

For over 15 years, BYU has helped sponsor the largest food drive in Utah County. This year, BYU has teamed up with UVU and Community Action Services and Food Bank to gather food for those living in poverty in the area. This year, BYU raised $35,322.50 and 263,706 lbs of food! From Nov. 12-30, drop off non-perishable food in bins across campus and select Provo locations. You can also donate money at the BYU Bookstore, BYU Cougareat, BYU Creameries and local businesses.  Online donations may be made here. Proceeds go to Community Action Services and Food Bank, who can utilize their leveraging power to translate every dollar donated into 17 pounds of food.  We ask for your contribution on behalf of our alma mater, but more importantly, we ask you to give to the needy in our community during this holiday season by donating to the BYU/UVU Food Drive.

The world's longest Cougar Tail!
Welcome to the first ever attempt at the Guinness Book of World Records by BYU Student Alumni and Dining Services! On November 28th we will be making the world's largest Cougar Tail (maple bar). Students, faculty, and friends can donate on location and cut off a piece of the doughnut as a thank you for their donation. The event will be covered by a local radio station as and we'll have local bands performing as well! This is an event you will not want to miss! Find out more here.  Please come see us in the Wilkinson Student Center on November 28th for this historic event!
Cheer the BYU Men's basketball team to victory and help Utah County's needy at the same time!
Stop by the new BYU Broadcasting Building (just east of the Marriot Center) before the game on November 13th to join the fun and donate to the BYU/UVU Food Drive. Receive one ticket to the game for every three cans of food or $3 donated Meet everyone's favorite mascots, Cosmo and Willie the Wolverine Play games and enter a drawing for great prizes Free face stickers and face painting Visit BYU Broadcasting's studios and see how you would look center court through the magic of green screen technology You may even be on TV or the radio. KBYU and Classical 89 are broadcasting live from the event