About VTEH
Vote to End Hunger is a broad coalition of individuals and organizations all committed to ending hunger in the U.S. and around the world by 2030. We believe that it will take the combined public and political will to do this and are working together to elevate the issue of hunger with candidates during the 2020 election cycle.
We are committed to asking candidates for public office: “If elected, what will you do to end hunger, alleviate poverty, and create opportunity in the U.S. and worldwide?”
During the coronavirus pandemic, we believe these issues take on even greater significance. The devastating impacts of COVID-19 include increased hunger and poverty for millions as countries grapple with loss of economic activity in the U.S. and around the world. At this time it is critical that our leadership be committed to ending hunger, poverty and expanding opportunity for all. Please join us.
DOMESTIC
Increase in the number of people facing hunger due to COVID-19
INTERNATIONAL
Increase in the number of people experiencing extreme hunger due to COVID-19
People Are Talking About the Vote to End Hunger!
It’s time politicians address hunger crisis (Lowell Sun)
Elections provide a chance to spark new discussions about national priorities. In 2016, candidates must talk to voters about their plans to end hunger.
Hunger and poverty are serious issues affecting millions of people around the country and across the globe. More than 48 million Americans — including seniors, children, veterans, people with disabilities and working families — live in homes that struggle to put enough food on the table. Around the world, 795 million people experience hunger on a daily basis. The consequences of this hunger are disastrous.
Make the fight against hunger a priority (Detroit Free Press)
Elections provide a chance to spark new discussions about national priorities. In 2016, candidates should talk to voters about their plans to end hunger. Hunger and poverty are serious issues affecting millions of people across the country and around the globe.
Now is the time to end hunger (Baltimore Sun)
The elections provide a chance to spark new discussions about national priorities. In 2016, candidates must talk to voters about their plans to end hunger.
Hunger and poverty are serious issues affecting millions of people around the country and across the globe. More than 48 million Americans — including seniors, children, veterans, people with disabilities and working families — live in homes that struggle to put enough food on the table. Around the world, 795 million people experience hunger on a daily basis.
Contact Us
Interested in learning more? Ready to take action? Have questions about Vote to End Hunger? We want to hear from you! Contact us at info@votetoendhunger.org.