*This Infographic comes from the World Food programme Website
The World Food Programme is globally poised to provide food to populations most in need, and to be there when emergencies hit. Emergencies such as the drought in Somalia, hurricane Sandy or armed conflicts in Syria, all of which have caused communities to suffer severe food shortages. Families around the world depend on the World Food Programme to be there when disaster strikes, and the donations we give provide life saving meals to those in need. Feeling blessed after the past weeks holiday festivities with family, contributing to The World Food Programme is one of the ways I look forward to giving back in the New Year.
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