
Join the 30-Hour Famine 2022
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Take a stand against hunger and poverty with one of Malaysia’s largest advocacy and fundraising movements!
The 30-Hour Famine is a global youth movement against hunger and poverty. Participants fast for 30 hours, learn about global issues and raise funds, transforming hunger into hope. Our slogan for the year is “Future Starts with You(th)!” We want to encourage the continued brave and powerful voices of young people to fight hunger and poverty, and create a better future together! This year, our 30-Hour Famine Ambassador is Hong Kong singer-songwriter, lyricist, actor and clothing brand owner Pakho Chau.
To further elevate and enrich the Famine experience, "Do-It-Yourself" (DIY) Camps are back this year. Famine Fighters of all ages can choose to participate in the campaign through four categories:
Spend 30 solid hours fasting and learning about global issues such as climate change and its impacts on hunger and poverty
This category provides those with a busy schedule the opportunity to be involved and with much flexibility as they can carry out the activities anytime and anywhere they want
A child-friendly version of the 30-Hour Famine for those aged 12 and below, complete with age-appropriate activities
This is for all the families who want to participate together. No age limit applies
Around the World
This year's 30-Hour Famine will be funding World Vision's community development work in Lebanon, Nepal and Sri Lanka, providing communities with Health & Nutrition, Water, Sanitation & Hygiene (WASH) and Livelihood assistance. This includes:
In Malaysia
The 30-Hour Famine 2022 will be funding projects that are on the mission to protect and support vulnerable children and families in Malaysia.
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In 2021, 85.9% of donations collected were used for programmes that benefit children, families and communities in need.
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