Wednesday, August 29, 2012

RAHA is Awarded The Humanitarian Award by Jubillee Schoo



On June 1, 2012, Jubilee School, a private school in West Philadelphia for children from Pre-
K to 6th grade honored the team behind Rise Against Hunger Africa, as “Activists working for Balance
and Sustainability”. Jubilee School chose to focus on the topic of Balance and Sustainability during the
2011-2012 school year, as students drew on examples of historical figures, and current leaders who
demonstrate these qualities.

RAHA was honored by Jubilee students among other Philadelphia based leaders and
organizations during the award event. Jubilee students recognized RAHA’s work in organizing and
responding to 2011’s famine and drought in the Horn of Africa. A recognition as such has been humbling
especially as it comes during our first year as an organization. Visit our gallery for pictures from the award
ceremony.

The bottom of our beautiful certificate presented from Jubilee School read:

“Thank you RAHA,

For Caring about the World,

For Being Full of Hope & Courage,

For Thinking Sustainably About Our Future”

Thank you Jubilee School, for exemplifying your mission statement, “….We are working to build in students a sense of hope and responsibility, and a knowledge of their power to affect change in our community and in the world.”

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RAHA team

Monday, November 28, 2011

RAHAfrica 5K Walk


Thank you to all who came to RAHAfrica's first 5K walk on Saturday Nov 6th. The walk was a great success and the turnout was wonderful. RAHA is greatful to the sponsors and to all who donated their money, time and energy. We look forward to seeing you all for our next event!!
THANKYOU!!

Monday, October 31, 2011

A $300,000 Tshirt to fight/eliminate hunger in HOA!!!

Ok so this is super exciting!
New York City art collective Christine & Justin Gignac has joined forces with UNICEF to design shirts that are aimed at fighting hunger in HOA. It's awesome to see people coming up with different ways to help fight hunger in the HOA. 100% of the purchase price goes to the U.S. Fund for UNICEF to support lifesaving relief efforts for children in Somalia, Kenya, Ethiopia, and Djibouti.
How does this work?

  1. Each t-shirt costs exactly as much as the urgently needed aid item depicted on it.
  2. For instance, the most economical shirt in the line features a foiled mosquito and costs as much as three insecticide treated mosquito nets ($18.57).
  3. The most expensive shirt in the line features a cargo plane to transport aid ($300,000).
Here are a few of the tshirts...click the link below to find out more about these tshirts :)
http://www.unicefusa.org/partners/digital-partnerships/threadless-unicef-t-shirt.html