Historically, the bulldozer has been a powerful symbol of progress, clearing obstacles and paving the way toward new possibilities. It embodies strength, determination, and the drive to reshape landscapes for the better. In today's world, we still face daunting barriers, among them, the critical issue of food insecurity affecting families throughout our community. Now more than ever, we must unite our collective force to "bulldoze" these barriers and uplift those in need with nourishing support.
Constructed from over 1,500 Cento cans, complemented by bread crumbs, whole grain rice bags, and whole grain cereal, “Bulldozing Hunger” is a 9-foot-tall sculpture representing the unstoppable energy required to combat food insecurity. The bulldozer serves as a rallying call for decisive action, urging everyone to clear the way for greater access to healthy food. This artwork is a testament to our ability to reshape lives, push aside obstacles, and build a future where no one in our community goes hungry.
| Can Type | Quantity |
|---|---|
| Post Shredded Wheat Big Biscuit Fiber Whole Grain Cereal | 50 |
| Carolina Whole Grain Brown Rice | 55 |
| 4C Plain Bread Crumbs | 48 |
| Cento San Marzano Certified Whole Peeled Tomatoes with Basil Leaf | 10 |
| Cento San Marzano Certified Whole Peeled Tomatoes | 1506 |
Sarabjiit Singh, Captain; Nicoletta Lisio, Engineer & Designer, and to our sponsors, Paul Casazza, Lisa Dippel, and Thomas Cassidy.
