The document discusses several organizations that work to end hunger around the world. Bread for the World seeks to end hunger through policy advocacy and education. The Hunger Project focuses on sustainable solutions in Africa, Asia, and Latin America by empowering communities. Share Our Strength works to prevent childhood hunger in the US through school lunch programs and donations. City Harvest salvages edible food from New York City restaurants to give to those in need. Freedom from Hunger has worked internationally for over 70 years to provide innovative solutions to chronic hunger. Action Against Hunger encourages fundraising and awareness to support their work serving over 14 million people across 47 countries.
2. Bread For The World
Seeking to provide change through
policy analysis and education on the
needs of the hungry, this faith-led
organization puts pressure on
lawmakers to combat world hunger
through political change.
3. The Hunger Project
The Hunger Project focuses on hunger in
Africa, Asia, and Latin America. Their
mantra, “Empowering Men and Women
to End Their Own Hunger,” speaks to
their ultimate mission of sustainable
solutions with grassroots foundations.
4. Share Our Strength
With a staggering number of hungry
children in the United States alone,
Share Our Strength (SOS) vows to help
children from going hungry. Some of
their focuses are school-lunch programs
and traditional donations.
5. City Harvest
This group was founded after citizens in
New York City noticed large amounts of
food being discarded from restaurants at
the end of the day. Eager to salvage the
perfectly edible food, members work with
local restaurants to give this food to
those in need.
6. Freedom From Hunger
Helping those in need for over 70 years,
this charity was founded in California
and focuses on the international outcry
for help against chronic hunger.
Freedom From Hunger also strives to
bring innovative and sustainable
solutions to those they help.
7. Action Against Hunger
Action Against Hunger encourages
people not only to donate but to start
fundraisers and spread the positive
message of their efforts with friends and
family. In the past year, they’ve served
14.9 million people in 47 countries.