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| New Subjects, The Hunger Games, and more...  Where in the world is the famous sculpture "Angel of the North"? Ever wondered what the scientific name for your "funny bone" is? You can learn the answers to these questions and more in our new subjects: World Landmarks and Human Anatomy. We know you're going to love them - make sure to share the fun with your network!  World Landmarks Human Anatomy | ||||
 Fighting Hunger: Ring-side Ronda Rousey is a mixed martial artist fighting for a world title while throwing punches at hunger worldwide! She's encouraged her fans to join in the fight against hunger in the run up to her fight for the title. So far, they've raised over 14 million grains. Join Ronda's corner. |  World Freerice Week 2012 Our first official World Freerice Week started with you and six friends. It ended with thousands of new people playing Freerice. The theme "6 Degrees of Freerice", highlighted the close connection between you and the people we help! See how big our impact was. |  Partnering with The Hunger Games Hunger isn't as far away as you might think -- often, it's just around the corner. The Hunger Games movie, the World Food Programme and Feeding America are joining forces to fight hunger. By teaming up, we can build a better future for hungry children and families all over the world. Are you in? |
Freerice Spotlight  We wanted to take a minute and give a special thanks to Barbara -- a girl from Brazil who recently submitted a video telling us why she's committed to Freerice and the fight against hunger. As she points out, one girl might not be able to make a difference, but if we all join together we can rice-up against hunger and feed people in need! Watch her video here. |
Your Freerice Questions Answered Where does Freerice buy its rice? Freerice and the World Food Programme focus on both feeding hungry people and creating a sustainable solution to hunger. Because of this, we try to buy rice "at the source." For the past several months, all rice earned has been going to Cambodia where we purchase it from local farmers, helping to both support the economy and reduce transportation costs. 100% of the rice earned goes to feeding people through WFP. Learn more about hunger in Cambodia and WFP's work there. |
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