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Music! Dancing! Food! Raffles! Prizes! Contests! The Somersworth & Dover Chapters of End 68 Hours of Hunger are joining forces for the 3rd annual Mardi Gras party. This will be the biggest one yet! All Funds will go to their Chapters. Saturday, April 21st 6:00 pm- 11:00pm Dover Elks Lodge #184 – 282 Durham Rd.,...  Read More

ELIOT, Maine — Yoga in ME will hold its first ever Meditation Relay on April 29 to raise awareness about childhood hunger in the community and to raise funds to support End 68 Hours of Hunger. End 68 Hours of Hunger is a private, not-for-profit, effort to confront the approximately 68 hours of hunger that...  Read More

This April, Charity Chic’s will be holding an event that has supported End 68 Hours of Hunger Tampa for the last 3 years. They will be visiting the new pantry and hosting a food drive too! Visit the Dollar Store or take advantage of Publix BOGO’s to support children and their families for the 68 hours from their free school...  Read More

If you missed WMUR’s Cook’s Corner celebrating school breakfast week, you can click on the images below to watch the segments here. Thank you WMUR, Doris, Tim, and Jeanne!      Read More

Recently, Tampa End 68 Hours of Hunger received a letter and donation from St. Mary’s student Lauren Brown. Lauren raised $1600 from two Gasparilla bakes sales. The letter reads: Dear End 68 Hours of Hunger Program, Over the past two years I have held a bakesale on Gasparilla raising money for a charity. After making $1600...  Read More

End 68 Hours of Hunger of Lake County, OH would like to say a big THANK YOU to the fabulous staff at Shear Reflections Hair & Nail Design for all of their hard work in making this event a huge success. They served delicious and creative party foods, they did hair, makeup, nails and made each child...  Read More

Sharon Smith of End 68 Hours of Hunger ConVal wanted to share a conversation she had today with a teacher in the ConVal school district. Sharon asked if she had any feedback about End 68 Hours. Her response: It’s definitely making a difference. “I’m thinking of one little girl in particular,” she said. “She just seems so much more present now....  Read More

A school counselor recently shared the feedback of a single mom whose daughter is part of the End 68 Hours program:  “The daughter loves the easy-to-make foods, especially Ramen noodles, because she can help prepare weekend lunch with Mom. Mom also raves that the canned soups and stews make the perfect Saturday or Sunday lunch,...  Read More

The volunteers at End 68 Hours of Hunger in Kittery, Maine had the pleasure of talking with a Girl Scout troop of second graders who were studying community food issues. The very attentive group was delighted to see that two of their classmates’ volunteerism had figured prominently in the six-year history of the Kittery End...  Read More

School vacation week is coming. For many Nashua,NH school children, this means they face a week of hunger at home. 2018’s February vacation week will be brighter for 200 children thanks to the Nashua Teachers’ Union who donated money to cover the cost of 10 days worth of food! Teachers also donated time this afternoon...  Read More