Last week, I highlighted an angel that walks amongst us in the post for Playdate #45.  <a href="http://www.traderjoes.com/" target="_blank"><strong>Shelly of Puppy Belly Deli donates 100% of her profits to animal rescue. </strong> </a>She feeds starving animals.

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For Playdate #46, I worked with a team of angels who feed starving children around the world.  You can learn more about their efforts of Feed My Starving Children at <a href="http://www.fmsc.org/" target="_blank"><strong>http://www.fmsc.org/.</strong></a>

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My colleagues from Noble Publishing Superpower and I signed up to volunteer together.  FMSC is probably the most organized volunteer event that I have ever attended.  If you Google "Efficient", Feed My Starving Children comes up 1st in the page rankings.  Yes, they are <em>THAT</em> UNBELIEVABLE!

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AND . . . . They make your 2 hours of volunteer time FUN!  Jokes, cheers, and great music are all part of the experience.

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In fact, FMSC even hosts Friday night packing parties!  See?  I wasn't exaggerating about the fun factor.

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I know what you're thinking.  Where do I sign up, Michelle?

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I'm so glad you asked.  Go<a href="http://www.fmsc.org/page.aspx?pid=465" target="_blank"><strong> here. </strong> </a>

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Here's what you can expect when you arrive at the event:

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You will watch a moving video on how once malnourished children have been given a chance to thrive due to the efforts of good people like you.  The children share their hopes and dreams with you.  Note to selves:  Take Kleenex!

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You will then wash your hands and don a stylish hair net for sanitary purposes.  Women, chill.  If I can plaster my hair-netted mug over the Interwebs, then you can rock yours amongst a sequestered group of volunteers.

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rice soy veggies chicken

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scientifically designed to restore children from malnutrition to health

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