Which project would qualify under FCCLA's Community Service initiatives?

Organizing a food drive is a prime example of a project that would qualify under FCCLA's Community Service initiatives. Community service projects aim to address the needs of the community and contribute to its betterment. A food drive directly supports individuals and families in need by collecting non-perishable food items, showcasing a commitment to social responsibility and helping alleviate hunger in the community.

In contrast, hosting a cooking competition, creating a leadership workshop, or developing a new curriculum, while they may benefit individuals or groups, do not focus on immediate community needs or outreach. They are more centered around events or educational initiatives rather than direct service to the community, which is the core of community service initiatives in FCCLA.