Welcome to The Hunger Site - Help Feed the Hungry!

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In summary, this website provides information on how to feed the hungry. It takes into account the wind and flying food from different parts of the world.
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And how does this deal with physics?
 
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Yeh sure, why don't you find out how long it will take to fly the food from Darwin Australia, to Angola, using a Hercules Transport plane, carrying 20 tonnes of food.
Including a stop off at singapore for re fueling, also taking into account the winds.
 
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Hi,

I know this really has no relation to the other topics here, but people all over the world do not have enough to eat.

While solving the other problems of the world it would be nice to do whatever you can to help those in need now, even if just clicking on a web site.

There are many dire problems to solve, the environment not the least. However, people in need should have a priority if at all possible. If not you have no soul.

juju
 
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well, I'm pretty sure i have no soul... but i could care less if that has anything to do with physics, it's an important link to know about so that you can help out too. in fact i'd suggest spamming every forum and bb you can find with it.
 
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Hi Juju,
Good thought, it's nice to see that someone thinks of others. Take no notice of Blissful_pain, no one is obliged to reply to any thread. Nonetheless, this section is about the environment and the hungry are also a part of that. This Earth is ours, and that includes all of us. Whether it is destroyed by global warming or starvation the destruction is the same. But yes they are right, physics has no soul.

Here's a thought on the hungry; I come from what used to be Northern Rhodesia, now called Zambia. There are 75,000 street children living in its towns and cities, orphans all of them, mainly due to the AIDS pandemic.
The government has a legal duty to care for all orphans in Zambia but due to a lack of funds these children have been abandoned. They have to fend for themselves and sleep rough.
However, the Zambian government seems to have enough money to pay the salaries of it's president, his cabinet and all the members of parliament.
You know, we used to call the British colonial government 'Bambazontze', that's local Zambian dialect for 'the one who takes it all for himself'. I think you in the US had the same problem 2 centuries ago, but you called it 'taxation without representation'. Nonetheless it is the same thing.
I call those who rule in Africa today 'Ponyazontze' - 'those who threw it all away'.
Got to be careful now, there's this law about defaming the president in Zambia, so I'll say no more.

AFRICA - is a land where where lions once roared; but the only roar heard today is that of a chauffered Mercedes-Benz.
 
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ian: ummm, if you missunderstood my post, i was encouraging juju.
 

FAQ: Welcome to The Hunger Site - Help Feed the Hungry!

What is The Hunger Site?

The Hunger Site is a website that helps to fight world hunger by providing visitors with the opportunity to make a difference through a simple click.

How does The Hunger Site work?

The Hunger Site partners with a variety of organizations and sponsors to provide food and other resources to those in need. By clicking on the "Give Food for Free" button on the homepage, visitors generate revenue through advertisements, which is then used to fund donations to these organizations.

How much food is donated through The Hunger Site?

The amount of food donated varies depending on the number of clicks and revenue generated, as well as the current needs and availability of partner organizations. However, since its launch in 1999, The Hunger Site has donated over 1 billion cups of food to those in need.

Can I donate directly to The Hunger Site?

While The Hunger Site primarily relies on clicks and revenue generated through advertisements, visitors can also choose to make direct donations to the site. These donations are used to help fund larger food donations and support the site's operations.

How can I get involved with The Hunger Site?

In addition to clicking on the "Give Food for Free" button, visitors can also sign up for email updates, follow The Hunger Site on social media, and shop on the site's marketplace, where a portion of each purchase goes towards providing food for those in need. Additionally, individuals can also volunteer or fundraise for The Hunger Site's partner organizations.

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