The United Nations World Food Programme has launched a six month emergency operation in Haiti to help feed millions of Haitians affected by this tragedy. As some of you may remember, food and wine bloggers worldwide recently united to support the WFP through blogger Chez Pim's annual Menu For Hope fundraising campaign. The most recent campaign raised nearly $79,000 for the WFP. Several food and wine bloggers are once again answering the call to assist those in need, and you can help as well.
Marc Matsumoto (blogger at No Recipes) has organized a special fundraising campaign through his Blog Away Hunger effort. The following bloggers have pledged to donate their January ad revenue to assist the Haiti relief efforts of the WFP and other charitable organizations. You can help by simply checking out their blogs if you haven't done so already. Ad revenue is generated through page views, so I encourage you to peruse some of the older posts on these blogs. This is a good opportunity to check out some great recipes (not to mention some gorgeous food photography) while helping a worthy cause.
- gas•tron•o•my -I've followed Cathy (a.k.a the gastronomer, an L.A.-based food blogger) for a while. It is through her site that I found out about this particular fundraising effort.
- Zen Can Cook
- Laura's Best Recipes
- Online Pastry Chef
- Feeding Maybelle
- Croque-Camille
- My Baking Addiction
- Ambitious Delicious(ness)
- One Food Guy
- The Duo Dishes
- Hey What's For Dinner Mom?
- Food Wanderings
- Domestic Divas
- High/Low/Food/Drink
- dlyn
- inuyaki
ETA: I just found out about another great fundraiser coming up through Rob over at North Georgia's Montaluce Winery blog. It's STIR IT 28: Food Bloggers Align For Haiti Relief, and it's being organized by local food blogger Bren Herrera (FlaNboyant Eats) along with Chicago-based food blogger Courtney Nzeribe (Coco Cooks) and L.A.-based food blogger Chrystal Baker (The Duo Dishes). For more info and details on this fundraiser, click here or email bren@flanboyanteats.com. I will do a more detailed write-up on this event in a post coming soon. Stay tuned!
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