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Eradicate extreme poverty and hunger
The document discusses eradicating extreme poverty and hunger. It notes that an estimated 795 million people are undernourished globally. Locally, this goal can be applied in Washington State which has a growing homeless population exceeding 22,000 people. The author notes they will support this cause due to growing up in poverty. Personally, they plan to contribute through donations to organizations like UNICEF and spreading awareness on social media by joining communities focused on this issue.
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This document discusses ways to address poverty and world hunger locally and through organizations. It recommends contacting local social services for emergency assistance, using 211 to find local resources, and donating to or volunteering with food banks. Northwest Harvest is highlighted as an excellent local organization that provides meals across Washington state through various ways to get involved like volunteering, donating, or advocating. Crowdfunding and localized social media groups are also mentioned as features that can uniquely help gather resources for those in need.
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The document discusses eradicating extreme hunger and ways to help address the issue. It notes that over 800 million people still live in extreme poverty globally. During the COVID-19 pandemic, food insecurity in Washington state increased to 30%. The author suggests volunteering at a food bank, donating food or money, buying meals for those in need, and using social media and fundraising sites like GoFundMe to raise awareness and funds for addressing hunger locally and globally.
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The document discusses ways to help end poverty and hunger through donating to and volunteering with organizations that provide food and necessities. It suggests donating to food banks, community gardens, and having free pantries. The greatest contributions can be made by donating money or supplies to large organizations, giving excess food and supplies, and volunteering weekly to distribute supplies to those in need. Social media platforms can spread awareness of these issues and organizations through hashtags to reach many potential donors.
Hunger
The document discusses eradicating extreme hunger locally and globally. It notes that 8.9% of the world goes to bed hungry each night and over 13 million children in the US live in food insecure homes. Specifically in Washington state, 1 in 7 children and 1 in 10 adults face hunger, with even higher rates in Pierce County. To help address this issue, the document recommends donating to organizations like Feeding America or volunteering at local food banks. It also suggests using social media to raise awareness and encourage more donations and volunteers.
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Dear All, To bring lasting and meaningful positive social change we started empower women’s and children’s aid and we are still searching donor’s and other fund raiser institution but still didn’t get any sponsor please be a partner of social change and together we can make the greatest influence in the lives of destitute family and vulnerable children around waste dampest/most of the garbage area/Koshe/ & around the global. If anyone let me know any idea I will sent the aid’s address currently we are on the process to publish our aid on the website………. Thanks for sharing our idea to others. Regards,
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The document discusses ways to help eradicate extreme poverty and hunger locally. It recommends donating food, clothing, and other supplies to local food banks and charities in Auburn, Washington. Volunteers can also help out directly at the Auburn Food Bank. Using social media is suggested to spread awareness of poverty rates and share resources on how others can help through platforms like Instagram stories, Snapchat, and Twitter.
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Eradicate extreme poverty and hunger
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The document discusses eradicating extreme hunger locally and globally. It notes that 8.9% of the world goes to bed hungry each night and over 13 million children in the US live in food insecure homes. Specifically in Washington state, 1 in 7 children and 1 in 10 adults face hunger, with even higher rates in Pierce County. To help address this issue, the document recommends donating to organizations like Feeding America or volunteering at local food banks. It also suggests using social media to raise awareness and encourage more donations and volunteers.
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Dear All, To bring lasting and meaningful positive social change we started empower women’s and children’s aid and we are still searching donor’s and other fund raiser institution but still didn’t get any sponsor please be a partner of social change and together we can make the greatest influence in the lives of destitute family and vulnerable children around waste dampest/most of the garbage area/Koshe/ & around the global. If anyone let me know any idea I will sent the aid’s address currently we are on the process to publish our aid on the website………. Thanks for sharing our idea to others. Regards,
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The document discusses ways to help eradicate extreme poverty and hunger locally. It recommends donating food, clothing, and other supplies to local food banks and charities in Auburn, Washington. Volunteers can also help out directly at the Auburn Food Bank. Using social media is suggested to spread awareness of poverty rates and share resources on how others can help through platforms like Instagram stories, Snapchat, and Twitter.
Domestic Adoption: Now Is the Time to Adopt Locally
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The document summarizes a walk organized by Ms. Chandrey-ee Lahiri to raise funds for the 700,000 people in Massachusetts who do not have enough food. It notes that despite the overall wealth of the US, some Americans experience poverty and hunger. Specifically, it states that 660,000 people in Massachusetts are hungry, including 13% of children. The walk raised $2.2 million from over 67,000 individual and group donors to help address hunger in the state.
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Improving maternal health is key to saving the lives of more than half a million women who die each year from complications during pregnancy and childbirth. By educating herself and others on organizations working to advance maternal health, the author believes she can contribute to improving conditions for women. She is interested in the topic because, as a woman, maternal health issues directly impact her.
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This document discusses eradicating extreme poverty and hunger. It defines poverty as a lack of basic needs like food, clothing, and shelter. It believes no family should fall below a level of comfort and the country should address its own issues before helping others. Locally, this could mean raising the minimum wage to include healthcare and family size, increasing food bank delivery frequencies, and providing free school meals and childcare. The greatest contribution could come from starting local donation websites, offering school dinners and childcare, and changing school programs. Social media advertising through political leaders could help change regulations to support this goal. The overall message is that eliminating poverty and hunger should be a top priority to improve lives and society.
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Emma Wise volunteers with a variety of nonprofit organizations across the Midwest and in Pennsylvania, where she attended college. While volunteering with the Midwest Food Bank, Emma Wise helped service organizations connect with the food bank and obtain supplies during Distribution Weeks in 2012 and 2013.
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The organization has seen an increase in demand for their peer support programs for children coping with illness and death due to the challenging times. Peer support helps breakdown isolation from loss and grief, as children who receive support are less likely to attempt suicide, abuse substances, or develop behavioral disorders. However, donations have decreased due to the economic downturn so the organization needs additional support to continue providing free services to help children through grief and prevent future problems.
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Feed Pierce County
This document discusses hunger in Pierce County, Washington. It notes that over 15% of households in Washington struggle with food insecurity. Groups that are particularly at risk of hunger include children, the working poor, seniors, and the homeless. The document provides information on local food banks and resources for those in need or wanting to help. It encourages donations of food and time as well as being informed about the issue and sharing available resources to help address hunger in the community.
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Family Sponsorships through the Bayat Foundation
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The Dreams of Our Youth
There is no doubt that, many an African youth has lost hope and are fed up with the difficulties in their societies. Dream again. It is worth noting that, in the 21st century, the riches of a nation is no longer determined by natural resources, military might or historical alliances but by the quality of her youth. As President Kufuor noted in his foreword; ‘the youthful stage in life is a time for taking important decisions, which could influence your life for good or bad’. No one can kill your dreams, train your self to acquire skills, set your horizons high, be positive minded and if you work hard, you would succeed in life. The book acknowledges that, in the end it comes to basic questions; ask yourself; what can I do to help myself achieve my dreams? To the society, ask what it can do to help the youth? To the policy maker, we should ask him if his policy proposals are creating the wealth of opportunities, and right environment required for youth development. And if there are ‘some’ policies in place, we must further ask him; can those policies enhance the aspirations of the youth? Can they help to build and sustain the youth in the 21st century? The future of every society is tied to the quality of its youth. It is important to note that, life is an organized continuous journey. It is a journey requiring patience, thought, guidance, planning, sacrifices, balance and strength. It is important to create a balance between passions, sentiments and selfish ambitions on one hand, with reality on the other, if you are to succeed in life. The Dreams of Our Youth advocates for giving traditional education prominence in a modern setting. Traditional education prepared the youth beyond skills to acquire character and values to enable them to contribute fully to meet the needs and challenges the society faced whereas the current educational and skills training environment emphasise more on academic knowledge. The youth is growing in a society where greed, wickedness, lies, deceit, fear and doubt are so common that, you may have come to accept them as part of the 'virtues' of life. We have the examples of our Founding Fathers to inspire many a youth to dream and work hard to achieve their dreams. They were not a perfect generation as no generation would ever be. They left footprints for the present. Many of them built Universities, laid foundation for Science and Technology, built dams, whole cities and townships, road infrastructure, Teaching Hospitals, Ministerial Infrastructures, and above all a Dream for a better future and a prosperous nation; a nation where the present generation sacrifices for the next and prepares for the future. There is no doubt that, the youth have a role to play in the transformation of the society. The roles they play come in various forms but to ensure their active participation in the society, it is important they get involved in decision-making and or role to play on national issues....
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- 1. GIVING BACK by Timothy P. Huggins
- 2. We live in a very affluent society. For those among us who have steady jobs, comfortable homes, and food on the table, it is easy to ignore the poverty that surrounds us, even in the world’s richest country. With the financial crisis in the United States, the government is cutting programs that help struggling families. At the same time, middle-class adults who typically support charities are facing reduced income, and many have cut back their charitable giving. Because of this, there is more of a need than ever to help our fellow human beings, who are struggling just to get by. It seems impossible that in a country as rich as we are, we still have homeless people sleeping against the bricks of a $50 million brownstone along Central Park.
- 3. Even when my family faces financial hardship, I try to find ways to give. Regardless of how trying any personal financial difficulties may feel, compared to so many in the world, my life is easy. I do not have to fight to keep a roof over my head or food on my table, but as long as someone else has to and I have the capacity to help, it is my responsibility to do so. I know how blessed I am that I have my life.
- 4. Some of the charities I choose to support include Modest Needs Foundation, a web-based philanthropic organization that matches donors with people who have financial emergencies; Trocaire, the giving arm of the St. Patrick’s Church that helps families in need; and St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.
- 5. About the Author: Timothy P. Higgins grew up in New York City. He participates in Team for Kids and Race with Purpose, and donates to a number of charities including Red Cross, Coalition for the Homeless, and the 9/11 Fund.
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