The Hunger and Poverty Resource Guide

The Hunger and Poverty Resource Guide was developed as a special project of WHY in conjunction with the Corporation for National Service Americorps/ VISTA. WHY's goal through The Hunger and Poverty Resource Guide (HPRG) project is to create a technology-based resource of information on issues relating to hunger, poverty and economic insecurity. At the time of the project's creation, nonprofit organizations significantly lacked a presence on the web. The Resource Guide was developed to facilitate the process of making information collected by the people working on the issues more readily accessible to grassroots hunger and poverty organizations, the media, schools, libraries, and government officials. This project presents nonprofits with an opportunity to publicize both the work and the resources of their organizations. Participating organizations are required to be 501 (c) (3) not-for-profits that regularly produce original reports, studies, books, magazines, periodicals and other publications. These resources should further the study of a broad range of hunger and poverty issues, and should be available to the public at cost or for free.

• The Hunger and Poverty Resource Guide (HPRG) is searchable by organization or resource.
• Learn more about WHY or Reinvesting in America's special initiative to identify Innovative Solutions to Common Community Problems.
• To nominate your organization or another to be included in The Hunger and Poverty Resource Guide email nhprg@worldhungeryear.org
• Please email any comments or suggestions to nhprg@worldhungeryear.org