About HungerMitao
Background
Aradhana (Anna) and Raj G. Asava launched HungerMitao (wipe out hunger), a 100% volunteer-driven grassroots movement, in the fall of 2017. This secular movement was formed to raise awareness about the rampant hunger issue across America (over 32 million people were food challenged before COVID-19 displaced millions more) and engaging the 4 million strong Indian diaspora in US in the fight against hunger.
Mission of HungerMitao is as much about eradicating hunger as it is about unifying the fragmented efforts of the Indian American community and focusing it on the humanitarian cause of hunger.
In the spirit of 'give where you live', HungerMitao vision is twofold:
Fast Facts
The HungerMitao movement has made great strides in helping the North Texas community!
Aradhana (Anna) and Raj G. Asava launched HungerMitao (wipe out hunger), a 100% volunteer-driven grassroots movement, in the fall of 2017. This secular movement was formed to raise awareness about the rampant hunger issue across America (over 32 million people were food challenged before COVID-19 displaced millions more) and engaging the 4 million strong Indian diaspora in US in the fight against hunger.
Mission of HungerMitao is as much about eradicating hunger as it is about unifying the fragmented efforts of the Indian American community and focusing it on the humanitarian cause of hunger.
In the spirit of 'give where you live', HungerMitao vision is twofold:
- Engage our resources in the fight against hunger to ensure no one goes hungry.
- Unify the community as a cohesive force so that the Indian American community is recognized as a leader in the fight against hunger.
Fast Facts
The HungerMitao movement has made great strides in helping the North Texas community!
- Enabled over 15 million meals in the last 5 years in North Texas, and 50+ million meals across America
- Logged several thousand volunteer hours
- Conducted various food drives totaling tens of thousands of pounds of donated food
- Direct and Influenced donation of over two and a half million dollars to NTFB
