LSU students and community organizations came together Saturday for the Unity in the Community Family Block Party, providing attendees with food, school supplies, hygiene products and health resources.
LSU’s Food Recovery Network, Collegiate 100 and Injustice Reform were just a few of the many LSU organizations involved in planning the event alongside Baton Rouge community members. The goal of the event was to bring people together and strengthen connections within the community.
Linnea and Curtis Howard have worked to bring people in their community together since the 2016 Flood, which affected many Baton Rouge residents. The Howards own New Look Neighborhood Grocery on Cain Street and have hosted events aimed at helping improve their neighborhood…