Somewhere, a cup is waiting to be filled.
Anyone, anywhere, can fill one.
You did that.
The feeding program you can see through.
$1 fills one cup. A real cup, for a real child, on a real day. And you'll see exactly where it went.
The first machines are being built. Be there for the first cup.
The cup
This is the cup. Clear, so you can see what's in it. Full, because someone filled it.
A smoothie children ask for again, with a whole day's nutrition in it.
One cup. One child. One day.
The capsule
It starts as one small sealed capsule. The machine does the rest.
Every morning
How a cup gets filled.
Your dollar
Your dollar. Here is exactly where it goes.
One dollar fills one cup. Every cent of it has a job.
The receipt
See it happen.
Every cup comes with a receipt you can check yourself: which machine, which community, which day. Not a promise. A receipt.
- Cup
- #12,483
- Place
- the community
- Date
- the day
filled by you
Example
An example, until the first machine pours. A receipt never carries a child's face or name.
Somewhere a child goes to school on an empty stomach. The world has the food and the money. What is missing is a simple way to put a full cup in their hands, every day, and let you see it.
Anyone, anywhere, can fill one.
Fill a cup
Say you'll fill a cup.
The first machines are being built. When they pour, every cup needs someone behind it. Say you'll fill one now, and when the first machine pours, you fill yours: one dollar, then. You'll see exactly where it went.
What it adds up to
- 300cups: a whole school's morning.
- 5,556cups: the next machine, for the next child.
- 90,000cups: a whole year, for one school.
UNTILEVERYCUP ISFULL.