Friend,
I love food, and I spend a lot of time thinking about it. Not just what I'm going to eat for lunch - but also about how the food my family buys and cooks impacts people and our planet. I think about the 821 million people - that's 1 in 9 of us - who go to bed hungry each night. This, despite the fact that globally we produce enough food to ensure everyone has enough nourishing food to eat. In fact, one-third of all food produced goes to waste.
Friend, I bet you think a lot about how your food choices impact the world too. But it can be hard to know where to start, and which choices can make a lasting difference.
That's why, in celebration of World Food Day tomorrow, we've come up with some tangible things you can do now. Read on below >>
Friend, I'm so grateful for your support in the fight to end hunger and poverty - injustices that are the products of an unequal distribution of resources and wealth. As global hunger and inequality are increasing, it's more vital than ever that we fight for justice and dignity for all.
Onwards,
Fatema Z. Sumar
Vice President of Global Programs
Oxfam America
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Eat for Good
Fighting hunger and saving the planet can start right at your kitchen table by saving food, eating less meat, shopping seasonally, cooking smart, and supporting farmers and food producers.
Check out new recipes that can help you shop and eat sustainably >>
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Tell Whole Foods to end human suffering behind its food
What's really behind the food you buy at Whole Foods and other supermarkets? The abuse of workers in the food industry is happening everywhere-including US sweet potato farms that supply Whole Foods.
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Host an Oxfam Hunger Banquet(R)
You and your community can join the hundreds of universities, religious groups, high schools, and local organizations who care deeply about ending the injustice of hunger by hosting an Oxfam Hunger Banquet(R) event.
Access all the free materials here >>
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Fundraise for good
If you're on Facebook, there's a good chance you've seen some of your friends and family raising money to support causes they believe in. Start a fundraiser with Oxfam today and 100% of your donation will go towards the fight to end poverty and hunger in more than 90 countries where we work.
Click here to start a fundraiser on Facebook >>
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