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Hunger: Feeding America

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Every year “children” in America suffer hunger. To help out kids in America, Ikea has started donating. like Ikea many other companies with different programs have been set up to help kids. Many studies have shown that kids are often without food. So in order to help these kids have a better life, people could to volunteer by donating food to different programs.
Ikea, one of the many companies that has donated money to providing food for kids in need. They have helped set up different individual programs throughout years to help kids. One of the programs that they have helped set up was the “Feeding America” program.“Feeding America 's mission is to feed America 's hungry through a nationwide network of more than 200 member food banks and

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