Every day, thousands of people earn grains of rice, while having fun and learning, on Freerice. The concept is simple but powerful: the more people who play, the more rice we raise, and the more people we can feed.

We already know that hunger is the world's greatest solvable problem. In addition to the reason why we can and should end it, shared with you last week through this short video, nourishing hungry kids today helps the next generation to better deal with any problems they have to face. Read on to find out why.

Recently a Freericer emailed us, explaining that they felt that both "reflect" and "chill" were correct answers to this question:

meditate means:
describe
chill
mature
reflect
(See the live question live here)

One out of seven people goes to bed hungry every night. That in itself is enough motivation to put an end to world hunger, but there are many more reasons.

Hunger impacts on all aspects of social life including education, health care, social stability, economic growth and more. And yet, it is a problem that we already know all that we need to know to resolve it.

After studying civil rights leaders, this class of second graders was asked to stand up for what they believed in. They responded by taking a stand against hunger, the world’s greatest solvable problem, by playing Freerice and sharing the game with others.

While they're still learning that chronic hunger does not equate to homelessness, we can learn from their determination to make a real impact in the world!

As the school year comes to a close, many students have a test on the horizon – the SAT. To help our Freerice community prepare for bright futures, we’ve teamed up with Kaplan Test Prep to be your study partner with a new SAT subject.

Hunger kills more people every year than AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria combined. But solving hunger is less daunting than you may think.