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Something to Eat Saquoia High School!

DSC0090December 3rd,2011 marked a day of tremendous success for Generation Alive and our partners. Back in September students of Saquoia High School set out to raise money$30,000 to by supplies for 130,000 meals that would be sent to famine stricken Eastern Kenya.  At 4pm the 3rd of December the final meal was put together and packed in a box that will soon be on a ship headed to Africa.  280 teens and volunteers worked all day and packaged 130,000 meals!!!


Throughout the day as they worked, students learned about hunger in their own community, the rest of the country, and the entire world.  They learned what the difference between simply feeling bad because people are starving and actually doing something to feed those who are hungry.  The word is called compassion. Thank you to all who supported us financially and those who supported us through your labor. 


Generation Alive is going to continue these projects in the Spokane area. We still need your help!  Our goal is to help young people in Spokane to understand how hunger affects other young people in their own communities and throughout the world.  Something to Eat is one of our methods of doing just that. Not only do they get to learn about this issue they get to do something about it!! 


If your interested in helping us accomplish this please continue to offer your resources towards this effort.  If you would like us to come to your church or school please call or email us and we would love to work with you.


At $.25 per meal your donation of...


$10 will provide 40 meals

$25 will provide 100 meals

$50 will provide 200 meals

$100 will Provide 400 meals 


 

(Be sure to include your full address when donating via PayPal - you can use your existing PayPal account or donate by credit card without an account)* 

 

Donations of $100 or over

If you give us your address, we will send you a free t-shirt.


Donations of $250 or over

Give us your address and we will send you a free t-shirt plus a ball signed by Jeremy Affeldt of the San Francisco Giants, the founder of Generation Alive.

What is Something To Eat?

It’s a campaign to end hunger. If we can’t end it, we’ll fight it! “Something to Eat” is a hands-on experience that brings low-cost, high-nutrition food to those who need it most.

Generation Alive is a movement of young people responding to the needs of other young people, wherever, whenever, however. Join the generation.


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