“Everyone deserves to eat” is painted on the warehouse wall of the Second Harvest Food Bank in Winston-Salem. Volunteers from Elon University took that motto to heart as they packaged meals and supplies on Oct. 25 for those impacted by Hurricane Helene — including disaster relief workers — in western North Carolina . In a partnership between Elon University’s Kernodle Center for Civic Life and Second Harvest, students, faculty and staff boarded a bus and traveled to the central center of Second Harvest in Winston-Salem. Second Harvest is a regional food bank responsible for providing food and supplies to 18 counties in NC, from Boone to Burlington. According to Second Harvest, eight of the counties it serves are considered hurricane impact areas by FEMA . Charlotte Pfabe | Elon News Network "Everyone deserves to eat" is Second Harvest Food Bank's motto as seen on Oct. 25. The food bank serves 18 counties in North Carolina. Assistant Registrar Hannah Souther...