#ChallengeEachOther @ChallengeEachother

Hi there! I’m sure you have been quarantined for some time now and boredom is upon you. However, all around America there are people losing their jobs and don’t know where their next meal is coming from. Some may rely on relatives, friends or even food stamps.

So I thought of some fun ways we can help each other! It’s the #ChallengeEachOther campaign by me :) so basically, like the name, we challenge each other for donations! We are going to donate to Three Square, a nonprofit organization that helps feed those in need. The best part is.. wait for it.. $1 = 3 meals. Yes. ONE DOLLAR = THREE MEALS. If you don’t believe me give them a call or visit their website at www.threesquare.org! I used to volunteer for them before all this quarantine outbreak, they’re very friendly and will answer all your questions.

Okay now that we have that covered, the concept of #ChallengeEachOther is this: I will challenge my brother to do something for 20 dollars. If he accepts, I will then take a screenshot of my donation as my receipt, send it to the ‘challengee’ and he can record and upload his challenge. Easy enough right?? And then you nominate the next person and so forth!

Please be respectful of the challenges because this is for a great cause. So let’s help each other and have fun while doing it! <3

Thank you for reading this far!

Danielle Kang & Maverick McNealy

About Three Square:

www.threesquare.org

“As Southern Nevada’s only food bank, Three Square’s mission is to provide wholesome food to hungry people, while passionately pursuing a hunger-free community. Three Square distributes food to more 272,000 men, women, children, seniors and veterans who do not always know where their next meal is coming from. Last year, Three Square distributed more than 41 million meals to the community, which is equivalent to more than 50 million pounds of food and grocery product. Three Square sources food, raises funds and relies on volunteers to reach more than 164,000 hungry people each month through a service network of community partners.”