Child Hunger Facts

           The problem of childhood hunger is not simply a moral issue. Child hunger hampers a young person's ability to learn and becomes more likely to suffer from poverty as an adult. Scientific evidence suggests that hungry children are less likely to become productive citizens.


1.)[harold#01] Feeding America’s Hungry
Children receives food
and grocery donations from
food growers, manufacturers, distributors, and retailers.
These donations can include
fresh, nutritious produce,
kid-friendly snacks, non-
perishables, and other
products needed for a well
-balanced diet.


2.)[harold#02] Through partnerships with other emergency food assistance organizations, Feeding America’s
Hungry Children distributes this
life-saving food to hunger relief
agencies throughout America.
These agencies include: food
banks, churches, senior centers,
soup kitchens, women’s shelters,
and other organizations that provide emergency food assistance.


3.)[harold#03] These agencies then
distribute the much needed
food to the hungry children
and families in their local communities. Your donations can help
provide more than just a nutritious meal for a hungry child. They can help provide a little child with hope, and a chance for a better future.



HERE: in the philippines .... among filipino children are considered felt malnutrition growth.
                       "LUGAW PARA SA MGA BATA - FEEDING PROJECT"

"Lugaw Para sa Bata" is a small project from Team Kabsat in Pangasinan who aimed to give Lugaw as breakfast to few children in the province of Pangasinan in the Philippines. United with the heart of service and Filipino thoughtfulness, Team Kabsat decided to serve Lugaw to children ages 4 to 12 on selected areas to atleast minimize hungerproblem especially to small children. As of the moment, Team Kabsat shall feed only 100 children every month as that number is, as of the moment, the possible count that they can serve. However, Team Kabsat is looking forward that the Lugaw Project shall not only serve 100 children every month but more children are expected to be reached with this small project.