Child Hunger Ends Here Report: Part 3 of 3 

Me too..thats sad for what ever reason no child should go to bed hungry.

@@ramonacarroll8388 is the only thing I I want you want me

Nancy Farkas There are a lot of produce you can grow in your window. Tomatoes, celery, lettuce and green onions. I know, because I do it. No, green onions will not feed your family, however, they can add flavor to cheap bulk foods like rice, beans, quiona, barley.

@@ms.hotdoglegs614 I grow a garden all year long! You can also buy seeds and fruit trees if you get snap benefits!

@@TheMsLady4Real Dollar tree sells seeds 4 packets for $1 and you can put the seeds you don’t use in a ziplock bag and place in the freezer to save for next year’s garden.

Plus you need the space. Hard to do in an apartment. 💔☹️💔

@@ms.hotdoglegs614 True 😊🙏😊

@spirals 73 that's way too low for a growing child. The calorie requirement for a growing child depends on metabolism, health, etc but I think it's actually about 2500 calories a day or less (2000 calories is just the ideal for weight maintenance and it's not a lot to adults used to bigger portions).

+YouStuThis Beatz They are being taken care of better then the kids here. They have Feed the Children and other organizations to take care of them.

YouStuThis Beatz their government doesn't have the resources. Our country is ABUNDANT in resources yet our people are still starving. That's not right.

@Nancy Farkas You are one dumb bitch if you think kids in Africa are more well off than kids in America.

They're kids - let them eat that "unhealthy" food! The fried chicken is most likely oven fried and reduced sodium and served with a salad or piece of fruit to balance it out. If that organization gets partial funding for their meal program through the USDA, they have to follow some pretty strict nutritional guidelines regarding sodium, calories from fat, how many fruits and vegetables are served in a meal, etc (the same standards that school lunches have to meet).

@@lindsayschutz G'day, Lindsay Schutz! I remember back when school cafeterias served sandwiches spread with butter to meet some nutritional fat requirement.

They lock trash cans and poor bleach on the food, I know because they do it at the grocery store where I work and its a large well known store!

@@TheMsLady4Real exactly. It is NOT safe and they can get arrested.

Shouldn't hafta dig in the damn trash 😔

G'day, sisrael! I will never forget a sermon I heard preached back in the late 1960's by a visiting priest. He described the poor and hungry people who crouched in alleyways behind restaurants and waited for the trash to be tossed out, "the uneaten peas, the half-eaten hamburgers." Their eyes would grow big as saucers as they watched and waited to feed themselves on what others had wasted.