Today is the UN's official World Food Day, the kind of thing that often leaves well-meaning people thinking geez, what can I possibly do that will make any difference at all for hungry kids? Well here's one thing: Sign a really simple petition from a really effective organization.
The ONE.org World Food Day Petition was put together by ONE, the advocacy organization I recently traveled with to Ethiopia. (You know...Bono's thing?) The goal is to get 175,000 signatures and I know the amazing readers of Cool Mom Picks can help.
It's a simple message: Dear World Leaders, Please make measurable commitments to reduce chronic malnutrition for 25 million kids by 2016 so they can reach their full potential.
Trust me, ONE is comprised of people with influence who get petitions into the hands of high-level people who matter. Signing your name is not frivolous--and it will truly help do good.
Want to do more today? You can attend a local event, submit a sweet potato recipe on Pinterest, or send a powerful Tweet to Secretary of State Clinton and follow the feed. All the info is at the ONE.org site.
Because if there's one thing I know about moms: we all just want every child to reach his or her potential. That starts with getting some good food in those bellies. -Liz
Sign the The One.org World Food Day Petition and see what other simple ways you can help out on World Food Day.Also, visit the World Food Day USA website for more ideas and information.
The ONE.org World Food Day Petition was put together by ONE, the advocacy organization I recently traveled with to Ethiopia. (You know...Bono's thing?) The goal is to get 175,000 signatures and I know the amazing readers of Cool Mom Picks can help.
It's a simple message: Dear World Leaders, Please make measurable commitments to reduce chronic malnutrition for 25 million kids by 2016 so they can reach their full potential.
Trust me, ONE is comprised of people with influence who get petitions into the hands of high-level people who matter. Signing your name is not frivolous--and it will truly help do good.
Want to do more today? You can attend a local event, submit a sweet potato recipe on Pinterest, or send a powerful Tweet to Secretary of State Clinton and follow the feed. All the info is at the ONE.org site.
Because if there's one thing I know about moms: we all just want every child to reach his or her potential. That starts with getting some good food in those bellies. -Liz
Sign the The One.org World Food Day Petition and see what other simple ways you can help out on World Food Day.Also, visit the World Food Day USA website for more ideas and information.
