Joe Henry was motivated to raise awareness about the 25,000 people who die daily from starvation. He ran 500 miles to inspire donations to fight world hunger, with a goal of raising $100,000 which could feed 25,000 school children one meal. To prepare, Joe changed his vegetarian diet and underwent rigorous training, including running 30 miles per day and winter training in cold mountains. Though some saw his efforts as "crazy", Joe used his endurance to inspire donations and highlight global hunger, believing his actions could have a lasting, long-term effect.

1. We Attack Hunger
By
Calvin, Lubianto, Reinhard

2. Introduction to Joe Henry
• He was a university graduate in the school of public health.
• He was motivated by the fact that 25k people die each day due to
starvation
• He ran 500 miles to raise awareness about the people suffering from
hunger each day.

3. Objectives
• Raise awareness about world hunger
• Raise $100,000 to fight world hunger
• The $100,000 could feed 25000 school children one meal. Though
insignificant to many, people will be inspired by his acts of generosity.

4. How did he do it?
• Joe Henry was a vegetarian before. He had to change his diet so that
he could cope with running 30 miles per day.
• Joe undergone vigorous training in the ice cold mountains in the
winter to prepare for running 500 miles
• Joe was supported by many of his friends and family members

5. Conclusion
• Joe’s acts were, in some people’s eyes, ‘crazy’. However, Joe still
insists on running 500 miles. He used his strength and endurance to
inspire people to give and to raise awareness on global hunger.
Although the short term effect seems insignificant, the long term
effect will last for a lifetime.

6. Conclusion
• Joe’s acts were, in some people’s eyes, ‘crazy’. However, Joe still
insists on running 500 miles. He used his strength and endurance to
inspire people to give and to raise awareness on global hunger.
Although the short term effect seems insignificant, the long term
effect will last for a lifetime.