When you click, GreaterGood funds food for hungry people and animals, health care, education, conservation efforts, and other important causes - and it's totally free to you!

The Hunger Site is the original click-to-donate site created in 1999 that gets sponsorship from advertisers in return for delivering users who will see their advertisements.

The Hunger Site by GreaterGood. 779,490 likes · 2,636 talking about this. Part of the GreaterGood network which empowers people around the world to...

Sep 8, 2001 · The Hunger Site, the creation of John Breen, a 42-year-old computer programmer from Bloomington, Indiana, was funded by various companies who sponsored the site for a day.

Implementation The Hunger Site is an innovative new tool to help feed the hungry. Visitors to the site are invited to donate a serving of food by clicking on a button. The donations are paid for by corporate …

The Hunger Site states that over 300 million visitors have helped donate more than 500 million cups of food. This food is paid for by sponsors and given to people in need by groups like Mercy Corps and …

For over 25 years, GreaterGood has been a force for good, bringing together passionate changemakers to uplift people, protect pets, and preserve our planet. Thanks to the generosity of our incredible …

The Hunger Site is the original click-to-donate site created in 1999 that gets sponsor ship from advertisers in return for delivering users who will see their advertisements.

Our first "Click To Give" website, The Hunger Site, was launched in 1999. Since then we have added many more. When you click Click to Give button on our homepage, your click is counted by our …

Every time you shop at The Hunger Site store, you give extra cups of food for people in need -- at no extra cost to you. E ach item you buy funds at least 50 cups of food for the world's hungry.