Make Meals Matter movement to eradicate hunger!

 


Make Meals Matter is our contribution to zero hunger. Make Meals Matter is a movement to eradicate hunger. Make Meals Matter also known as “MMM”, intends to spread hope and courage among ravenous and famished people. Its vision is to fill empty stomachs and fulfil one basic necessity of life-food. Global social leaders (GSL) competition focusses on the United Nations Global Goals for sustainable development. It is a chance for young and spirited children to change the world for the better. We the hunger helpers plan to annihilate zero hunger by purchasing healthy and hygienic grains with the help of effective and creative fundraising, to hand over to people who are unable to cope with the rapidly increasing economy.

Zero hunger is one of the 17 Sustainable Goals. It eliminates malnutrition, the scarcity and the desperately of food. Zero hunger is prominent as it creates a positive impact on economies, health, education, equality, social development etc, and gradually obliterates the negative and unfair situations that occur.



Our strong will to succour starved people led us to form Make Meals Matter. The abolishment of zero hunger would be a great achievement worldwide. We overall want to contribute to well-being. Our concern for the citizen’s health will be satisfied by calming their hunger and attaining our set goals, by reaching out to the poor people. The extinction of starvation would be a benefit in all aspects. Make meals matter is a passionate and inspiring proposal for change. We strongly believe that it is never too early or late to make small changes to the system. The fact that we want to make a change is by perfectly and systematically executing the agenda.



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