Only $19 billion could eradicate todays hunger; Last year the world consumed $47 billion in ice cream...

For Tomorrow's future and to make poverty history our world has to see Africa shift from receiving aid to giving through local production.

HUB has been providing for today's immediate needs delivering food to children in the Nairobi school system, as well as provides nourishment to the poorest women entering HUB micro-loan circles. Now these women are successful and pay for their own food.

HUB recognizes that feeding school children in the slums of our world produces doctors, pilots and even presidents! In the heart of the largest slum in Kenya, Kibera, the Olympic Primary School provides two meals a day to nearly 3000 students thanks to the sustained support of HUB through Feed The Children. These children not have food for themselves and each one of them takes their leftovers home with them each day. The thousands of children who are fed through this program are actually helping to feed thousands more!

Sustainable Youth Agricultural 4000 acre Project in Grand Bassa – The first environmentally conscious planting, harvesting, and exporting of indigenous plants to Liberia such as cayenne pepper, kasava, cocoa and more. Project is in pilot stage on lot of 50 acres that has been granted to YAI for youth educational and vocational training in Grand Bassa and the creation of sustainable agricultural projects.

With the radical changes in climate, famine looms  in 2010 with arid lands in many parts of our world. It is critical that water reaches these places, that water is caught when it does rain and in addition dirty water be purified through simple canister and straw filters

What is also extraordinary is there is a lack of pure water in countries that receive an abundance of rain. The most simple way to catch, purify and deliver clean water is through raincatchers.  Along with impact partner, Raincatcher.org, HUB has installed raincatchers in schools in Africa and supports efforts to dig water wells as well.