Every day, 25,000 people die of hunger.  Most of them have access to food, but can't afford it.  Almost all of them are from third world nations in Africa and South America.
   
What are we doing to help them?
   
 We're sending them condoms and contraception.

    Why?  Because the mentality of the philanthropic movement in America and Europe is that there are too many people in Africa and South America, and that is why they are starving.  Not because of lack of resources, including food itself, but because of "over population" in those areas.  Our society is telling these people that if they didn't exist, starvation wouldn't be a problem.

It's sad, but it's true.

On the American market, a quarter cup of rice, a quarter cup of beans and 1 tortilla, the staple diet for most of the world, costs a mere 25 cents. 

Low end condoms, like the kind that are being sent over seas, cost approximately 50 cents. 

That means, the money from each Condom sent over could have provided 2 meals to prevent starvation and help raise the quality of life in places like Africa and Honduras.

In 2005 alone, IPPF could have used their funds to feed over 206.8 million people who are starving to death as you read this.

What are you going to do about it?