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1. Hunger Games - Feed a Child

Over on 366 Random Acts of Kindness, Ryan is trying to spend five days below the poverty line.  In researching his attempt, he discovered a cooperation between the publishers and producers of the Hunger Games books and films and the World Food ProgrammeTake the Hunger Games Quiz, and a hungry child will get food.  It is that easy to help someone in need.  Just take the quiz.  And then, share the quiz with everyone you know.



If you want to have your view of how the world eats changed forever, join Ryan and his wife and thousands of others in the Live Below the Line Challenge.  Try to live on $1.50 worth of food for 5 days.  I think I ate $1.50 worth of cherries and grapes as a snack tonight!  I am thinking about doing this - if I can get the Hub to go along.  $1.50 doesn't even buy a half gallon of milk nowadays.  Good luck to those who do try.


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