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SDG 2: Zero Hunger

Zero Hunger – End hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition, and promote sustainable agriculture.

TRU helps advance Zero Hunger by improving campus food security, supporting sustainable food systems, and integrating food justice into education, research, and campus operations.

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Food access: TRU Food Security initiative

TRU Food Security initiative helps cultivate student food security at TRU through inclusive, equitable and sustainable outreach and programming.

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TRU Emergency Funding

Emergency funding is available year-round to eligible currently enrolled students experiencing a financial hardship.

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TRU Emergency Grocery Cards

This program is administered through the Faculty of Student Development and is available to on-campus students.

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TRUSU Community Meals

The TRUSU Community Meals program provides free, healthy meals to students every other Thursday, fostering connection and ensuring food security on campus.

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TRUSU Chef’s Package program

The TRUSU Chef’s Package program provides a free chef’s package with nutritious ingredients and an easy-to-follow recipe every month.

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TRU Food Services

TRU, a proud Feed BC Partner, has exceeded the initiative’s goal of sourcing 30 per cent of its food locally within B.C., while food services provider Aramark strengthens this commitment by signing the Cool Food Pledge to reduce food-related greenhouse gas emissions by 25 per cent by 2030.

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Too Good to Go

Explore which campus locations have leftover food available for you to save and enjoy at more than 50 per cent off. Grab surprise bags filled with delightful treats like donuts, sandwiches, salads and bakery items.

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Lug a Mug

Bring your reusable mug to campus and enjoy discounts on your favorite beverages every time you use your own mug.

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TRU Sustainable Purchasing guide

This guide has been created to help members of TRU community to consider sustainability in the many procurement decisions they make on campus.

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This year's conference focuses on three sustainability themes: food security, local policy initiatives and Indigenous initiatives.

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SDG Accord

As an institutional signatory to the SDG Accord, TRU submits annual reports on our contributions toward the Sustainable Development Goals and shares evidence of our progress through events and actions on campus and in our community. These submissions are synthesized with others into a public progress report by the SDG Accord.

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