Exoduswhales Lunch for Children
By providing a nutritious lunch, we can help give children a chance at securing the education they need for a brighter future
Total Raised33.46 BTC ≈ $1,899,871.36Total allocated ≈ $191,140.34Total pending ≈ $1,708,731.021,032Donors2,601End-beneficiaries*Please note donations may not be reflected on the website or calculated in the total amount immediately. If your donation is not showing after 24 hours, please contact us.What’s the problem?Hunger is the No. 1 health risk in the world — killing more people every year than AIDS, malaria, and tuberculosis combined. Hunger and malnutrition are intrinsically linked to poverty.
Education is a key component to breaking the poverty cycle. Although great progress has been made in recent years to ensure more children are able to access education, accessibility is not always enough.
Worldwide around 66 million primary school-age children are attending classes without enough food. Approximately 23 million of these children are in Africa alone.
Children are left with crippling hunger and have little choice but to skip classes trying to find food. Those that battle through hunger and stay in class, struggle to focus and perform.
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By providing a nutritious lunch, we can help give children a chance at securing the education they need for a brighter future
Total Raised
33.46 BTC ≈ $1,899,871.36
Total allocated ≈ $191,140.34
Total pending ≈ $1,708,731.02
1,032
Donors
2,601
End-beneficiaries
*Please note donations may not be reflected on the website or calculated in the total amount immediately. If your donation is not showing after 24 hours, please contact us.
What’s the problem?
Hunger is the No. 1 health risk in the world — killing more people every year than AIDS, malaria, and tuberculosis combined. Hunger and malnutrition are intrinsically linked to poverty.
Education is a key component to breaking the poverty cycle. Although great progress has been made in recent years to ensure more children are able to access education, accessibility is not always enough.
Worldwide around 66 million primary school-age children are attending classes without enough food. Approximately 23 million of these children are in Africa alone.
Children are left with crippling hunger and have little choice but to skip classes trying to find food. Those that battle through hunger and stay in class, struggle to focus and perform.
Donors
