Join Milled in Helping Feed Starving Children Worldwide
At Milled, we believe it’s important to give back to our local community by offering high-quality whole food and fresh-milled bread. Now, we want to give back around the globe as well by providing children in need with food and nutrition.
That’s why we’re partnering with World Help, a Christian humanitarian organization that has impacted over 90 million people worldwide since 1991, to deliver healthy meals to boys and girls living in poverty. And we invite you to join us!
Every $30 you give is enough to feed one starving child for an entire year!
By combining your $30 with grants and food donations, World Help is able to maximize your gift to ship 365 meals to a child in need, helping to rescue them from malnutrition.
When a child doesn’t have nutritious food, his body and brain stop developing like they
should. His bones become brittle, he grows too weak even to walk, and eventually his organs start to shut down.
Children under age 3 are the most susceptible to death due to starvation. And one in every four children suffers from stunted growth as a result of malnutrition.
For $30, you can feed a starving child for an entire year.
COUNTRIES MOST AFFECTED BY FAMINE
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Haiti
Nearly 1 in 4 children in Haiti suffer from chronic malnutrition, and the recent outbreak of violence has only made things worse.
Columbia
Nearly 3 million Venezuelan refugees have fled to Columbia, and many are desperately in need of food.
Jordan
Jordan is home to thousands of refugees who have fled the war in Syria, and many refugee children go to bed hungry every night.
Nicaragua
Nicaragua is one of the poorest countries in Latin America, and natural disasters have led to an increase in food insecurity.
Zambia
Zambia’s malnutrition rates are among the highest in the world, and more than one-third of children under 5 have stunted growth.
Burundi
Burundi is one of the poorest countries in the world, and over half of all children under 5 are malnourished.
Ukraine
Since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, food has become more difficult to come by, especially for those who are displaced.
Peru
Poverty, high unemployment, and drought have caused malnutrition to rise in Peru, with many families eating only once per day.
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