Zero Hunger
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End hunger, achieve food security, improved nutrition, and promote sustainable agriculture
Extreme hunger and malnutrition are huge barriers to global development. In 2019, 35 million people suffered from hunger in the United States alone and this number increases to 821 million worldwide. Together, we aim to end all forms of hunger and malnutrition by 2030. In order to end hunger we must : prioritize economies in need, pave the road from farm to market, reduce food waste, encourage a sustainable variety of crops, and make nutrition a priority.
1 in 3
people suffer from malnutrition
8.9%
of the world population is hungry
2 billion
people do not have regular access to safe, nutritious and sufficient food
This Fund Supports Expert Curated Charities
When you donate to the Zero Hunger Fund, you can feel good knowing you put food on the table for a family in need
Top Rated
Transparent
High ImpactYour Impact
$0.70
Provides a meal to a person in need$20
Will provide a fruit tree for a low income Native American family$50
Graft 2 fruit trees to ensure high quality organic fruit$100
Contributes towards a farming tractor for community useShare
How Funds Are Created
Do Good Funds are collections of organizations and projects that support a specific social cause, so you can make the greatest impact to a cause with one easy donation. We select top rated, impactful, and transparent organizations for each fund, which are selected based on a variety of factors, including their ratings through third party platforms that rate or review nonprofit organizations. We consider an organization "high-impact" if they fulfill three or more of the criteria listed here.
When you donate to a Do Good Fund, a portion of your donation goes to the participating organizations or project, and the other portion goes to the Do Good Foundation, where it will be reinvested to help drive more awareness to these causes. We call this your Return on Giving.
