Hi John,
Conflict, climate change and the cost of living are driving a deadly hunger crisis.
Children’s voices tell a harrowing story about the impacts of malnutrition — when the world listens.
“When I feel extremely hungry, I’m afraid I won’t wake up because I’m too weak,” says one girl in Madagascar. “We need to eat anything, even if it’s spoiled,” says another from Peru.
The pain in their bellies drowns out any thoughts of playing or going to school. “I’d rather look for something that brings me money or food,” a boy from Nigeria shares.
Hunger is destroying childhoods, John — and communities can’t stop it without support.
The survival of millions depends on food aid programs like the ones included in the Farm Bill. They help farmers become more self-reliant in the face of floods, droughts and other disasters, ensuring they can feed their families.
With a few small tweaks, Congress can make these vital programs even stronger — so one day, no child has to grow up on an empty stomach.
Ready to join the fight against hunger? Send a message today.
Thanks for being a voice for kids,
