HungerMitao Evening of Gratitude & Awards
A Huge Success!!

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Event Recording

​Index of the Event Program Modules

#	Start Time	Topic
1	0:00	Opening Remarks
2	7:47	​Performance #1 Virtual Arts for Humanity (VAH) conducted all evening performances
3	11:30	Awards 1, 2 & 3 Young Changemaker Award - Reyna Daniels Youth Impact Award - Eddie Raj Innovation in Philanthropy Award - Suresh Potluri
4	20:35	Panel Discussion Feeding America - Briana Crane North Texas Food Bank - Erin Fincher ​HungerMitao - Aradhana (Anna) Asava
5	41:26	Awards 4, 5 & 6 Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Award - Kairos Technologies, Sudhakar Pennam Spirit of Community Award - FunAsia, Vaishali Thakkar Community Engagement Award - Gujarati Samaj, Amit Patel
6	55:33	​Performance #2
7	1:03:41	Fireside chat with Omi Vaidya
8	1:24:51	Awards 7 & 8 Program of the Year Award - Surdaan, Manjusha Hardikar Ambassadors of the Year Award - Varsha & Dilip Shah
9	1:36:55	​Performance #3
10	1:44:58	Closing Remarks & After Party

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Congratulations Indian American Community
for enabling over 8 million meals for North Texas Food Bank and
30 million meals for Feeding America and their network of food banks!
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Welcome to HungerMitao_NorthTexas
The HungerMitao chapter for North Texas Food Bank was formed to raise awareness, improve engagement, as well as channel resources and contributions of the Indian American community toward NTFB’s mission of a hunger-free community. 

A critical component of NTFB’s tenet of community engagement, HungerMitao is working to provide food assistance to thousands of food insecure individuals across NTFB’s 13 county service area.  It does that by:

• Raising hunger-awareness
• Encouraging active volunteering
• Conducting food drive campaigns
• Raising crucial funds
  
  

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.

By coming together as an unified Indian American community, we can demonstrate how any place we call home benefits from our presence. We are smart, compassionate change-agents, who bloom where we are planted. While we may never be able to eradicate hunger, let us ensure no one goes hungry – HungerMitao!

About HUNGER MITAO?
HungerMitao is a volunteer-driven grassroots movement focused on raising awareness about hunger in the USA, improving community engagement, as well as channeling resources and contributions of the Indian American community towards fighting hunger through the Feeding America network of food banks. Launched in North Texas in 2017, the movement has enabled more than 30 million meals through Feeding America and food banks in North Texas, Houston, New York City, Atlanta, and Seattle. 

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