Hambre.org -"It's that simple: from your hands to theirs"

 
 
 
Hambre.org:one step closer to possible realization

I am impressed at how quickly the U.S. Postmaster General's office initiated a response to my email about a possible special food donation parcel rate. I received a call today, just a few days after my correspondence from an office in Alabama where I am located. I explained my idea and was informed my inquiry would be directed to a department that more directly handles such inquiries and that I will receive another call on Monday.


What I am hoping for is a special food donation parcel rate that would allow Americans to ship domestically and as far away as Africa small non-perishable food boxes directly to organizations who will put the food in the hands of those who need it. 

One way you can help is by providing name and contact information for organizations who might be able to participate in Hambre.org. For the pilot program shipments withing the United States could begin, starting with churches and other non-profit organizations who could commit to receiving parcels of food and distributing to their members or others in need. 

I am thinking of a "motto" or slogan and today thought of "It's that simple: from your hands to theirs."


Giving food directly to those who need it

Imagine if you could put together a small non-perishable food package and send it by U.S. mail, UPS or FedEx directly to a family who needs it? This is the idea I have had for several years, and understand the difficulties of implementing such a program. Also, I am not advising this method as a replacement for donations to the many good organizations who help feed the hungry in the world, but as a supplement to their efforts. Despite the hard work of organizations and companies and donations from many caring people, world hunger is still at an unacceptable level. I hope you will come back here in the near future for updates on my progress in starting Hambre.org food donation program.

Hambre.org as a new way to address hunger in the world

I have owned Hambre.org for many years and have thought about how the domain might be used to address feeding the hungry - in a new way though. I hope to share this idea soon and implement a beta form of the idea.

There are better ways to feed the hungry in the world and I hope hambre.org will one day be one

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