Providing 100 Billion Meals

Hey everybody, it's Tony Robbins. Right now there's 318 million people facing acute hunger on this planet, and it's double what it was before the pandemic. What's worse, every 10 seconds a child dies because they didn't have enough food. That's 3 million children every single year. And here's what makes that even more intolerable: the world produces enough food to feed all 8.2 billion of us. More than enough. This is not a supply problem, it's not a science problem, It's a decision problem. And the moment enough of us decide to end this, it will. That's why we launched the 100 Billion Meals Challenge, a 10-year mission to deliver 100 billion meals to people who need it most. And together, we've already secured commitments for over 92 billion meals. We're delivering those meals to food pantries here at home, to people in Gaza and the Sudan, in places around the world where famines are unfolding. The science of how to get this done and the system itself works. The only thing we need, the one thing that's missing, is more of us. That's why we created The Next Meal, a community of people who give every single month, not because they have to, but because they refuse to live in a world where a child dies every 10 seconds when we have enough food to feed them. This hat, it's been on the heads of artists who know that culture moves the world. And when you join The Next Meal, this hat is yours as a monthly donor, not as merch, but as a badge, a proof that you refuse to look away. The theme of World Hunger Day this year is "The End of Hunger is in Our Hands." They mean that literally. Your hands, my hands, our hands. Join The Next Meal, and together we will do anything it takes, and we won't stop until hunger does.