Nourish the Children® (NTC) applies the rigour of successful business
practices to provide a consistent and growing supply of nourishing food to
the world’s most needy children. In March 2014, the NTC initiative surpassed 350 million meals donated to malnourished and hungry children around the
world, since the initiative was established. Today an average of 4.5
million meals are donated each month on an ongoing basis, feeding more than
150,000 hungry children around the world.
The NTC initiative was launched in June 2002. The programme quickly grew as
thousands of generous donors recognised an opportunity to make a difference
by purchasing and donating food designed for malnourished children. In
October 2010, donations surpassed 200 million meals. It has now taken only
a little over 2 years to add another 100 million meals. We look forward to
the time when 100 million meals are donated every year to save malnourished
children around the world.
Why Nourish the Children?
With NTC, you have confidence in your donation. You know what your money
will buy: nutritious VitaMeal. You know how your money will be used: to
nourish destitute children. You know that your donations will be leveraged:
with matching donations and through education and disease prevention
programmes. And you know that you are making a difference: with more than
150,000 children being nourished every day.
It is easy to nourish one more child
This program is very close to my heart not only because it nourishes children to develop the miracle machine into a fully functioning mind, body and spirit trilogy but also because it enables everyone to make a difference in the world commensurate with their effort.
And the final thing to clarify.. this is an innovative for profit charity as "free is not sustainable" in the words of Ron Finley, guerrilla gardener LA.
If you would like to Purchase and Donate one bag of VitaMeal each month or encourage a friend to do so, please contact Hans.
Hans, a Medical Liaison/Independent Distributor with Nu Skin/Pharmanex, is in row 68 in our Practitioners' List. His previous contribution to our Community Blog can be found here: From “Overall Good Pattern” to “Perfect”
