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Hunger is a reality in America, one that more children face every day. Food is their chance for a better tomorrow and a strong foundation for the future.

  • Research indicates that even mild under-nutrition experienced by young children during critical periods of growth impacts their behavior, school performance, and cognitive development.
  • 20.5 million children depend on free or reduced price school meals.

  • Children who are hungry may not perform well academically.
  • Children who are hungry may experience slower growth and inhibited brain development.
  • Children who are hungry may suffer from more stomach aches, headaches, colds, ear infections, and fatigue.
  • During the school year, about 20.5 million children depend on free or reduced-price school meals to help keep them from going hungry.

For every code that is put into the site from the #childhungerendshere campaign, one meal is provided to a child who needs it.  So guys- this is super easy.  Just go to your favorite store, buy the packages that have the Hunger Ends Here thumbtack on it- and enter the code.  You get food you like, and you get to help kids.  What’s easier then that?   But you have to enter the codes for it to count.
Happy Shopping!  

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Comments

  1. I hadn’t heard of this. I will definitely have to keep an eye out when I go grocery shopping.

  2. Thank you for posting this. It is so very important to bring it to our attention.

  3. What a great post, thanks! I’m stopping by from the Alexa hop. I’m your newest follower on facebook. Have a good day!

  4. Thanks for the heads up. Just stopping by from the Alexa Blog Hop. Have a great weekend.

  5. It probably happens more than what most know and I’ll definitely look for this so I can help.

  6. Thanks for making me aware of this! I had no idea.

  7. I am headed to the store now. I am going to have to be on the lookout for those codes! Thanks for sharing.

  8. That is a great program I will have to keep an eye out for those codes

  9. americans just dont understand what it is like to be hungry 🙁

  10. Thanks for sharing, this is a truly horrible thing!
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  12. Thanks for the info, I haven’t seen the codes but i will be looking for them!

  13. very interesting post. thanks for sharing.

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  14. Thank you for sharing. I was unaware of the codes.

    We were almost always hungry growing up. It overshadows everything in your life.

    My mother works at a school cafeteria and overhears some of the children’s conversations. Some are quite sad. They come to school early for free breakfast, which I’m so happy to know our county schools have in place.

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  15. I’ll have to keep a lookout for those next time I go shopping. Thanks Sam.

  16. Child hunger is not good – who can concentrate on school with a rumbling tummy?

    Thanks for sharing.

  17. I think I have some of those I will go see if I can enter them Thanks!

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