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Food For The Hungry
800-248-6437

FOOD FOR THE HUNGRY: “We seek to end all forms of human poverty by going into the hard places and closely walking with the world’s most vulnerable people.”

Feeding children and those that need it most, Food for the Hungry is an incredible non-profit organization that has vowed its energy in to helping others across the globe and have adopted the Red Cross Code of Conduct to ensure that they are helping in a sustainable manner. They offer full disclosure of the things they do and a chance for others to get involved in a way that empowers communities like no other. No matter your age, ethnicity, or religion, Food For The Hungry is here to help!

“Food for the Hungry was founded in 1971 by Dr. Larry Ward. Like many of us, he felt pain for the thousands of children dying each day from hunger. After praying, he held to the simple premise that “they die one at a time, and so we can help them one at a time.” Here are highlights of Food for the Hungry’s history from relief work in 1971 to our present work with people like you who sponsor a child.”

Get involved! Help support this amazing organization by donating your time, money, or materials so they can continue doing what they do!

Adopt A Pet
800-728-3276

Adopt A Pet is a wonderful organization that allows you to easily access adoptable pets across the country! They make it easy to search on the very first page of their website. Choose the type of animal you’re looking to adopt and even specify by breed, age, color, and size. They’ll give you a list of what’s available in your area and in surrounding areas as well!

 

Get their newsletter for up to date adoption info and tips on taking care your own beloved pets! You can donate and volunteer as well, straight at their site! If you or someone you know is looking to rescue an animal or need advice managing your current companion, contact Adopt A Pet today!

San Diego Zoo
800-407-9534

The San Diego Zoo encompasses what all zoos should be, a sanctuary for animals to thrive. They are all about rescuing animals of the world, getting them back to a healthy state, and releasing them back in to the wild if they can. When they can’t be released back in to the wild, the animals get to live out their lives in the lap of luxury with an in house medical staff and facilities and food that resemble that of their natural environment. It truly is a sanctuary!

Did you know that the San Diego Zoo was established in 1916? It has developed several branches including the world’s most prominent research facility. Conservation and environmental issues are at the top of their list for making this world a better place. Memberships as well as one-day passes to the different parks are reasonable in cost and it’s a wonderful way to provide your support for an organization that really cares about what they do!

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The Met
800-662-3397

The Metropolitan Museum of art is one of the greatest art  galleries of all time. Thousands of visitors each day, art for sale, art on display, masterworks, sophisticated atmosphere, and accessibility make it quite the wonder!

 

The Met has been around since the late 1800s with a continued emphasis on keeping art alive in the world. In their large, beautiful building, they’ve displayed works by the greatest artists known throughout history as well as lesser known breakthrough artists. Ever changing exhibitions and multiple floors of works keep people coming back throughout the year. There’s always something new to see and you can’t get through the place in one day.  Tourists and locals alike love this spot for art and culture like no other!

 

1000 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10028

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USPS
800-275-8777
United States Postal Service
800-275-8777

The United States Postal Service (USPS) was originally formed in 1971 contrary to the belief that it’s been around for hundreds of years. An incredibly intricate network of addresses, rural routes, international destinations, and unlikely homesteads have been the cornerstone of the USPS system since it began but has become even more complicated in the last few decades.

Did you know that when USPS began, minimal address information was needed for a letter or package to be delivered to the right place? Sometimes just a person’s name, street name, and state were provided by the sender! The post office prided itself on knowing the community and allowing them to keep in touch with loved ones, easily and affordably. Things have changed and USPS has changed with the times; understanding that people are more likely to stay in touch via the internet, USPS has been concentrating more on package delivery in recent years, offering still, the most affordable shipping rates out there!

Hours of Operation

Monday – Friday 8 AM – 8 PM ET
Saturday 8 AM – 6 PM ET

Social Security
800-772-1213

The Social Security Administration offers a bevy of resources regarding retirement, social security cards, taxes, medicare, people with disabilities, etc. It’s basically your one stop shop for taking care of life business. Their website offers a range of services so you don’t have to contact anyone directly if you don’t need to. They also allow for you to make an appointment to see someone in person if need be. Let’s face it, life is hard and sometimes you just WANT to talk to a person. The Social Security Administration will help you with that.

The office has been around since 1935 and they’ve taken on a lot over the years and perfected their manner of helping the public. They’re available to anyone in need. Highly involved anti-fraud and helping to also PROTECT the public!