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Leaders Guide for YEG Groups Product (WASTE (Mobiliser (Host a FOOD WASTE…

- - - - Host a lunch/dinner using surplus or past display date food. Aim to reduce wasting good food
  - - - "Laura Zinger 3 year Zero Waste"
        Ted Talk - Now try yourself
        Blog/Vlog for 1 month
  - - - Signing a Petition to Reduce Food Waste (Supermarkets/Schools/Home)
  - - - Live off Rice & Bean's for a week, fundraise for Tearfund Campaigns to combat hunger
- - - - Show The True Cost" - engage the audience to then take an action by challenging them to change their buying habits/trends
  - - - Like Nazeeb's story challenge to sow buttons onto an old sheet ALL MORNING. 7am - 12pm. No TV, no chat, no snacks. Share Nazeeb's story and get friends involved raise funds to help money go to children like Nazeeb to break the poverty cycle.
  - - - Get family and friends/colleagues to swap unwanted clothes instead of buying new ones for a set period of time. Can be facilitated at church/college/uni or work location.
  - - - Get 30-40 friends & Tweet, Instagram their favourite shops to find out how they treat their workers. Get as many responses as possible aim to expose bad practices, making processes more transparent. Opens up comms to challenge organisations to improve their operating standards.
- - - - For 1 in 9 people in the world, hunger is a daily reality. It can be really hard to imagine what that is like and how it affects normal life.
        Take on the Mean Bean challenge to discover what it feels like to have a basic diet of just rice and beans,
        with a few hunger-pangs thrown in, and get sponsored to do it at the same time to help people who are
        living in poverty. And why not ask a few friends to do it with you?
        It's a tough challenge and so its great to have some moral support!
        The full challenge lasts 5 days and it tough, but very worthwhile! You will understand the issue of hunger
        in a fresh, and real way. There is also a 24hour challenge, that is a bit more manageable and may be more suitable, depending on your day-to-day activity
  - - - So, the question is, how could you make £5? Or better still, how could you keep on making £5s?
        Take on the £5 challenge and see how you can raise money to feed hungry kids around the world. It
        could be an event with £5 tickets; you could create a product or experience which donates £5 with
        every sale; it could be a personal challenge for friends and family to consider giving. Get thinking, be
        creative, and see if you can create £5 over and over again!
  - - - 9 guests. Then explain story of how many people go hungry in the world. 1-2 people get a full meal, few more with only half a portion; the rest get only a mouthful. If you want to go extreme, set an empty plate towards one guest.
  - - - Make a point to your church family and leadership to prayer for new strategies to combat global hunger issues. where can the church be at the forefront of resolving this problem