It Takes One Look At How The U.S. Sends Food To Countries In Need To See What’s Not Working

At a time when we can buy stuff online by pushing a button and have it at our doorstep within two days, it’s hard to imagine having to wait up to four months for your food. But that’s a very hungry reality for a lot of people overseas, and at 1:02, you’ll see what the…

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Jun 13, 2014

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