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Child hunger has always been a problem. Although schools provide food for all kids on weekdays, it doesn’t solve the problem of children going hungry over the weekend if their families cannot afford enough food during weekends. As a result, students feel sluggish and moody when Monday comes.
Some students even sneak some food into their pockets to take home so they don’t go hungry over the weekend. Clearly, child hunger is a huge problem that requires immediate solutions. Luckily, two young gentlemen came up with an idea that's changed both their and the hungry children's lives.
In the new episode of RevOps Champions, Brendon Dennewill welcomes Rob Williams, the President and Founder of Every Meal, a non-profit organization that helps fight child hunger. They dive into the exciting beginnings of Every Meal, its most distinguished programs, challenges, and why cultural and situational food relevancy matters when providing meals to specific groups of people.
Find more at revopschampions.com
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Child hunger has always been a problem. Although schools provide food for all kids on weekdays, it doesn’t solve the problem of children going hungry over the weekend if their families cannot afford enough food during weekends. As a result, students feel sluggish and moody when Monday comes.
Some students even sneak some food into their pockets to take home so they don’t go hungry over the weekend. Clearly, child hunger is a huge problem that requires immediate solutions. Luckily, two young gentlemen came up with an idea that's changed both their and the hungry children's lives.
In the new episode of RevOps Champions, Brendon Dennewill welcomes Rob Williams, the President and Founder of Every Meal, a non-profit organization that helps fight child hunger. They dive into the exciting beginnings of Every Meal, its most distinguished programs, challenges, and why cultural and situational food relevancy matters when providing meals to specific groups of people.
Find more at revopschampions.com