Kids Against Hunger
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Kids Against Hunger is the new name of the nonprofit charitable organization Feeding Children International. Kids Against Hunger began initially as a project spun off of Feeding Children International, but now has become the organization's central mission statement; children feeding children. Founded in 1987 by Minnesota businessman Richard Proudfit, the organization has served over 100 million servings of nutrient rich food to destitute children in 32 countries.
The Rocky Mountain District of Kiwanis International adopted "Kids Against Hunger" as an official district project on August 16, 2009. The South Denver Kiwanis-Kids Against Hunger is an official satellite of Kids Against Hunger and is on-tract to supply 1,000,000 meals in 2009.
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- Homepage of Kids Against Hunger
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