World Food Day Campaign

I often take our filled cupboards, shelves and fridge for granted. I may whinge about the expense but my children won't be going without a warm evening meal, lunch or breakfast any day soon.

I thought about how I would feel as a mother to see my children hungry... starving... even dying and I found it truly distressing. I therefore decided to help promote this campaign by blogging about it. It wont cost you anything bar time and only a few moments at that to help.

It's FREE to help!

By simply watching the video below and taking an online quiz, a link is supplied at the end of the video, you will be helping the fight against hunger. For every person that completes this simple task a partner of W.F.P (World Food Programme) will pay for a school meal for a child. 

It only takes a few minutes yet it will make such a difference to a child's life.

You can watch the video and complete the quiz HERE

Even if just one person watches the video and completes the quiz that is one child helped and makes this post worthwhile.

WFP has set a goal. By 2015 they want to help ensure that no child goes to school hungry.

• Studies show it is more difficult for children to learn

without adequate food and nutrition.

• There are 66 million primary school-age children who

attend classes hungry across the developing world.

• A daily school meal provides a strong incentive to send

children to school and keep them there and allows the

children to focus on their studies, rather than their stomachs.

They have already helped Molly, 1 of the 100 million children that the W.F.P feed each year. You can read her story here:  

https://www.wfp.org/stories/mollys-world-growing-nairobi-slum

I hope that you will take the time to watch the video and complete the quiz to help a child.

Thank you for your support

*The photos were supplied by WFP*

If you do watch the video and complete the quiz please leave a comment below. On 16th October, World Food Day, we will announce how many meals were provided by your support!