Give 30 minutes a day for 30 days toward ending hunger by 2030.
Nobody is "pro-hunger." And yet, despite hundreds of thousands of hours each year spent volunteering and donating to groups in the United States, hunger is still with us. Why?
Hunger in the United States persists because of misunderstandings and gaps in knowledge. Myths and stereotypes about who experiences hunger and why obscure the facts and erode public support for proven remedies. From the root causes of hunger and poverty to how local, state, and federal government can play a role in ending hunger, effective advocates need to understand the whole problem to be part of the solution.
The End Hunger in 30 Challenge prepares you to be an effective advocate for ending hunger in your community. Set aside 30 minutes a day for guided lessons, readings from experts, and a lively discussion forum to sharpen your knowledge and skills as a Zero Hunger Advocate. Complete it during your morning or evening commute, or even at lunch time—you'll receive daily email reminders to keep you on-track.
If you complete all 30 minutes per day for every day this month, you will have invested 15 hours of service and qualify for a Zero Hunger award! Update this activity and increase your hours each time you complete a daily task.
