Bring Our Best for World Food Day

I am honored to share a message on World Food Day. It’s a day that resonates deeply with our mission of promoting health and wellness globally. World Food Day is not just a date on the calendar; it is a significant reminder of the challenges many communities face and the collective power we wield to make a difference.

Consider this: over 730 million people worldwide suffer from hunger. This daunting statistic represents not just numbers, but real lives—children, mothers, fathers—struggling to meet their most basic needs. It prompts us to ask: how can we stand idly by when there is work to be done?

At USANA, we believe in the transformative power of nutrition and community support. Our commitment to this cause goes beyond business; it is woven into the fabric of our company ethos. Through our partnership with initiatives like the USANA Foundation, we’ve contributed millions of meals to those in need. These meals do more than just fill stomachs—they bring hope to families and ignite change in communities.

Helping Others Globally

At USANA, we started the USANA Foundation to help people. The Foundation focuses on areas of the world where people are in desperate need and the program can truly make a difference. So far, the Foundation has delivered over 25 million meals to hungry families around the world.

I’ve seen the results, and they are amazing. I have been in homes to deliver those meals to families in Africa, Mexico, Central America, and many other places where people have nothing. I’ve seen the difference our nutritional products, food, and vitamins are making. For the hungry, the program is life-changing.

Similarly, participating in World Food Day initiatives offers more than community support; it fosters personal growth and fulfillment.

Have you ever experienced the profound sense of purpose that comes from helping others? It’s transformative. Volunteering, donating, or even spreading awareness can make a world of difference—not only for those we help but also for ourselves.

World Food Day: How to Help

So, how can you contribute? I encourage you to engage with programs like the USANA Kids Eat initiative. Whether you make a financial contribution, volunteer time, or simply educate yourself and others about global hunger, each action counts.

I truly believe where much is given, much is required. Those of us with plenty are most obligated to serve and help the less fortunate. If you listen to your inner voice, you will be led to places where you can do the most good. You can make the world a better place and change your own life in the process.

Together, we can create a ripple effect of positive change. Let us channel our collective efforts toward a healthier world for all. Join us in this mission. Together, we can nourish not just bodies, but hearts and minds. Let’s stand united this World Food Day and every day, driving forward the vision of a world without hunger.