In a world of plenty, no one should worry about where their next meal comes from. Prior to the COVID-19 crisis, more than 37 million Americans, including 11 million children, lived in food-insecure households. Worldwide, 736 million people live in extreme poverty. Here, you’ll learn how our partner schools and entrepreneurs are serving those in need while empowering underserved communities to find their own solutions and bootstrap their way out of poverty.
LMU Students Lead Drive to Help Address Food Insecurity During the Holidays
Lincoln Memorial University students donated a total of 1,561 cans and 77 decorated Thanksgiving meal boxes in a late-November food drive for Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week.
Campbell University Volunteers Brighten Holidays for Dozens of Families in Need
As part of CU's 10th annual Community Christmas Store, more than 100 faculty, staff and students volunteered their time and resources to wrap gifts and prepare food boxes for people in need.
University of the Cumberlands Ministry Helps Build Beds for Underprivileged Children
Mountain Outreach partners with the B Squad Project to build the beds for a Christmastime campaign called Gutsy Gunner's Sweet Dreams, named in honor of Gunner Bowlin, a local boy with Hirschsprung’s disease.
Cadets from The Citadel Provide Food for Hundreds of Veterans in Charleston, S.C.
About 250 low-income veterans received 70 pounds of food each in the Soldiers' Angels project spearheaded by Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award winner Dr. Sarah Imam.
Canadian Study Suggests Stereotypes About Homeless People Are Wrong
When a group of homeless people received $7,500 each in a New Leaf Project study, they spent it wisely and even saved some money.
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