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Walk the World
Walk the World is the world’s largest annual global fundraising event and was first launched by TNT in 2003.
Walk the World is a global advocacy and fundraising event to end child hunger. Taking place across 24 time zones in 24 hours, the day aims to put a spotlight on the problem of child hunger. Since Walk the World began eight years ago, it has mobilised over two million participants and fed over 200,000 children in school.
The aim of Walk the World is threefold: to raise awareness about hunger and WFP's work, to create employee engagement among TNT, Unilver and DSAM, and to raise funds for WFP's school feeding problem. The funds are used to support WFP's School Feeding Programme in Nicaragua, Cambodia, The Gambia, Tanzania and Malawi.
This event has the potential to bring awareness that every day we lose 25.000 people to hunger. More than many of the critical diseases combined. And we can win this battle. - Josette Sheeran (Executive Director WFP)
Walk the World 2009
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Walk the World 2008
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Walk the World 2007
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Walk the World 2006
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Walk the World 2005
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Walk the World 2004
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Walk the World 2010
Tens of thousands of TNT colleagues took to the...
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Walk the World 2010
Tens of thousands of TNT colleagues took to the streets in cities across the globe to “Walk the World” in show of their support for WFP and the fight against hunger. The walks, moving around the globe like a relay race, put hunger in the spotlight and raised enough money to feed 14,000 schoolchildren. more