Food & Fun

Learn All About 9 Million Meals!

by
The Rachael Ray Staff
Photo credit: Rachael Ray Show Aired September 09, 2014

What better way to kick off our new season than with a great cause?

At the start of season 9, the Rachael Ray show launched 9 Million Meals (#9millionmeals), a new initiative that challenges our audience members and friends nationwide to raise enough money to fund 9 million meals for people struggling with hunger around the country.

On board for the 9 Million Meals challenge are two longstanding Yum-o! partners, Feeding America and No Kid Hungry. With your support, based on the outstanding work these two organizations do, each dollar you donate will help provide 10 meals.

Those who would like to participate in the 9 Million Meals challenge will be able to donate to one or both organizations; contributions made to either organization will count towards the 9 Million Meals challenge. All proceeds will support programs that alleviate hunger in America.

To learn more, visit Feeding America and Share Our Strength.

The 9 Million Meals challenge is brought to you by the Rachael Ray show and Rachael’s Yum-o! organization.

Ready to donate? Click here to learn more!

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