Writing letters to U.S. Senators promoting local hunger initiatives. Writing and phoning editors of local news media to raise hunger awareness and highlight their upcoming hungry advocacy activities. Conducting food drives for local food pantries. Launching and conducting their own classes on hunger and poverty in their schools and religious education classes. Increasing awareness of relatives, neighbors and friends about the causes and problems of hunger and poverty.
Kids Can Make A Difference.
Just as the number of children who have been and could be inspired by KIDS is limitless, so are their ideas on solving hunger and poverty in their world. To visit the KIDS web site, click here . The Guide contains many of the activities and information used with the classes taught by KIDS teachers, and can be used with or without a KIDS teacher. The lessons are designed to be incorporated into many subject areas. Can Make A Difference - Teacher Guide Web page.