GobbleHub

Feeding hungry neighbours globally

Simply described, GobbleHub is a not for profit foodtech platform that connects the hungry to the nearest provider of free food. The provider can be charity organization, non-governmental organizations, private or corporate foundations, corporate entities, religious organizations, social or fraternal organizations, government agencies and foundations, philanthropists, volunteer restaurants etc.

Vision

To have a world with near zero hunger

Mission

Leveraging food technology to network charities globally for a sustainable food security

Currently, about 800 million persons are facing hunger globally. With a global population of a little over 8 billion,it becomes factual that 1 in every 11 persons go to bed hungry daily (source: www.fao.org/about/meetings/icn2/toolkit/hunger-facts/en/.

The persistent spectre of hunger continues to haunt our world, a stark reminder of the deep inequalities that plague humanity. While significant strides have been made in reducing hunger over the past decades, the current reality remains unacceptable, with millions still suffering from malnourishment and food insecurity.

The ambitious, yet crucial, goal of achieving near-zero hunger globally by 2035 demands a concerted and multifaceted approach, requiring innovative strategies, unwavering charitable will, and a fundamental shift in our understanding of food systems. Charity organizations, Corporate organizations, social groups ,private philanthropists and International organizations, such as the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and the World Food Programme (WFP), play a crucial role in coordinating efforts and providing emergency food assistance to populations in need

Achieving near-zero hunger by 2035 is not merely a humanitarian imperative; it is also a prerequisite for sustainable development and global stability. A world free from hunger is a world where individuals can reach their full potential, contributing to economic growth, social progress, and a more just and equitable society. The journey will be arduous, but the reward – a world free from the scourge of hunger – is undoubtedly worth the effort.

Causes of Hunger :

Below is a list of the top 10 major causes of hunger globally

Poverty & Inflation

Climate Change

Conflicts and Wars

Bad Agriculture Policies

Diseases & Pandemics

Gender Inequality

High Unemployment

Rapid Population Growth

Deforestation

Low Food Production & Distribution

Wealth Inequality

Forced Migration

Solutions to Hunger:

Apart from the monumental intervention of charity organisations(no capital letter), below is a list of other major solutions globally:

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Poverty Alleviation Programmes

Greater Energy Efficiency

Early Conflict Management

Pragmatic Agricultural Policies

Disease Prevention and Control

Gender Equality

Increased Job Creation

Family Planning Programmes

Effective Forestation Policies

Sustainable Agricultural Programmes

Wealth Redistribution Strategies

Rapid Economic & Geopolitical Development

Donate Here

We are truly grateful for your choice to back our worthy endeavour. Our aim is to connect charitable organizations worldwide and utilize GPS technology to provide the needy with food from the nearest food bank, regardless of their age, faith, gender, ethnicity or circumstances. We rely on your financial donations to help with the huge operational costs. No amount is too small.

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Volunteers: Benefits & Duties

Benefits to Volunteers

Below is an inexhaustive list of the benefits of volunteering:

Self-fulfilment and Self Gratification

Acquisition of new skills

Acquisition of new friends

Improved Leadership skills

Financial dividends from donations (optional)

Career development via global networking

Boosted professional profile

Exposure to global job opportunities

Routine all-paid holiday trips abroad

Routine trainings with certifications

Improved self-confidence and self esteem

Duties of Volunteers

Below is a list of the major duties of volunteers:

1. Introduce food-based charity organizations to GobbleHub’s food tech.

2. Input profile data (esp. location & contact person) of food-based charities in your locality to our database.

3. Give support services to food-based charities and other donors in your locality eg, sign posting, food sorting, advertisement etc.

4. Assist to draw up a schedule for donors that intend to give out food items weekly or periodically and update GobbleHub’s platform with such time-table.

5. Have an event calendar of food distribution activities of registered charities in your purview.

6. Update GobbleHub’s platform weekly, with accurate food distribution activities.

7. Give support services to the hungry in your community, like showing him/her the nearest food bank.

8. Attend food distribution events and send pictures of such activities to service@gobblehub.org.

9. Ensure that GobbleHub’s Terms of Service are adhered to at all events under your purview.

10. Draw out strategic locations for the distribution of food, so a wider coverage can be achieved.

11. Receive, inspect and sort food items from donors, and distribute to pre-determined locations.

12. Attendance to GobbleHub’s cohort meetings is mandatory, so as to keep volunteers updated with current trends.

13. Volunteers can be requested to assist with fund raising either by flyer distribution or by social media marketing via their handles or by any other methods deemed appropriate.

Food Bank

A Food Bank is any location where food can be donated, received, inspected, sorted, documented or/and distributed to the hungry .A food bank can be any of the following:

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a. Home/Office residences

b. Fast-food/Restaurants

c. Charity organizations

d. Religious Centres

e. Train/Bus Stations

f. Grocery/Supermarket outlets

g. Town halls/ Gardens

h. Street-walk/Roadshow Anchors

i. Civil/Social societies' meeting venues

j. Educational Institutions

k. Government Establishments

l. Stadia & Sport centres