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National Relief Network
The National Relief Network works to bring volunteers to disaster areas in order to help families clean up debris and rebuild their homes and communities. Teens who have been on disaster relief projects describe the work as life-changing and well worth the investment.
Especially with the Hurricane Ike disaster in Galveston, Texas, we’ll be needing help more than ever.
Rebuild a community at www.nrn.org
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Feed the Hungry
THE HUNGER SITE
Although worldwide hunger is a staggering problem, the situation is improving. Twenty years ago, about forty-one thousand people died of hunger or related causes daily. That has decreased to twenty-four thousand, but it’s still a crisis. You may think, So what can I do about it? Well, all it takes is the click of a mouse to donate at The Hunger Site, created in 1999 to work on eliminating world hunger. Over two hundred thousand people click the “give free food” button each day, which allows hunger relief organizations Mercy Corps and America’s Second Harvest to distribute food paid for by site sponsors.
Feed the hungry at www.thehungersite.com and don’t forget to click every day! You don’t pay a thing.
Although worldwide hunger is a staggering problem, the situation is improving. Twenty years ago, about forty-one thousand people died of hunger or related causes daily. That has decreased to twenty-four thousand, but it’s still a crisis. You may think, So what can I do about it? Well, all it takes is the click of a mouse to donate at The Hunger Site, created in 1999 to work on eliminating world hunger. Over two hundred thousand people click the “give free food” button each day, which allows hunger relief organizations Mercy Corps and America’s Second Harvest to distribute food paid for by site sponsors.
Feed the hungry at www.thehungersite.com and don’t forget to click every day! You don’t pay a thing.
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