Showing posts with label no kid hungry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label no kid hungry. Show all posts

21 December 2015

No Kid Hungry


Ever since I became a mother, I find it unfathomable that children go without food on a daily basis. 
It is literally one of the most devastating things to hear. So this holiday season, giving back is one of the most important things that I can do to try and pitch in to end childhood hunger. That is why I am so passionate about No Kid Hungry and their fight to end childhood hunger.
Did you know that there are children in your community right now who are struggling with hunger? These kids need someone they can count on, which is why No Kid Hungry is here. 

In a country as wealthy as ours, there’s no reason even one child should go hungry. Yet there are millions of kids who are struggling right now. 

Every $10 dollars you give will provide up to 100 meals for a child who is still facing hunger. And you can help us raise enough to provide 10 million more meals for kids across America who need help. How amazing is that? 

Jeff Bridges, No Kid Hungry's national spokesperson, shares a brief, powerful message about the lives of children in need, and the simple way that anyone can help. Click the link to learn more….



03 September 2015

No Kid Hungry


Disclaimer: I am taking an intermission from my normal posts to get real for a second. 
You Ready?

16 million children in the United States struggle with hunger. 
I don't know about you but I had NO idea that many children were 
affected by hunger. That is an absolute staggering number! The thought
is sickening and since becoming a mother it is an even harder pill to swallow.

Yesterday I had the absolute honor and pleasure of learning all about this amazing No Kid Hungry campaign and it's fight to end childhood hunger at an event produced by Good Carma Studio. Pretty sure I had my jaw on the floor while hearing the the hostess Dawn McCoy and NKH director share all of the information. I had no idea how much this would affect me but then again, motherhood tends to make you far more emotional and sensitive especially when it has to do with other children!

Please join myself and #NoKidHungry in the fight to end childhood hunger.
Head over to NoKidHungry.org to learn more!

xo