The Hunger Site Celebrates 13th Anniversary by Adding New Charity Partners

Seattle, WA, June 10, 2012 --(PR.com)-- The GreaterGood Network’s first “Click Here to Give” website celebrates its 13th anniversary in June. Since 1999, The Hunger Site has made possible millions of dollars in grants to feed those in need and fight the root causes of poverty.

In 2012, The Hunger Site has added several new charity partners to GreaterGood’s Gifts That Gives More (tm). This micro-donation program allows visitors to make donations, usually $15 to $50 each, to specific projects that appeal to them.

Some recent additions include Global Mamas, for job training for women in Ghana; Angels of the Amazon (AOA), for disaster relief to families impacted by the recent Peruvian floods; Eliminate Poverty Now, for helping girls receive education in Kenya; and Community Partners International, for their expanded efforts in Burma.

In the United States, The Hunger Site continues to support the nationwide network of food banks created by Feeding America, including emergency grants to food banks in Kentucky following the spring tornadoes, as well as such organizations as the Women’s Bean Project, Boston’s Food Project, and more.

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Each click on the yellow "Click Here to Give - it’s FREE" button at The Hunger Site (www.TheHungerSite.com) provides food for those in need. 100% of the "click donations" received from sponsoring advertisers is given to charity. Primary beneficiaries of these donations are Feeding America, Mercy Corps, and Millennium Promise.

The Hunger Site was founded on June 1, 1999. To date, more than 832,518,338 cups of food have been funded through the innovative, quick, and simple-to-do actions on its website.

The Hunger Site store (www.TheHungerSite.com/store) offers a wide array of fair-traded and handcrafted items from around the world that help families and communities pull themselves out of the poverty and hunger cycle. A portion of every purchase at the store is donated to The Hunger Site’s charitable partners and funds food for the world’s hungry.

Since 1999, the GreaterGood Network has given more than $26 million dollars to charities across the United States and around the world. Grants are currently distributed through GreaterGood.org, an independent 501(c)(3) charitable organization. For more information on current charitable partners and projects, see www.greatergood.org.