Good Spread is LIVE!
We’ve got a big announcement coming tomorrow…
In a world with no Manabago, Alex and Mark are forced to be a bit more creative than in times past. Faced with the option to end the tour early or continue on by whatever means possible, they chose the latter - the result? Hitchhiking more than 2,500 miles from Seattle, Washington to Houston, Texas. Here’s a little of what they saw.
Looking for an easy way to help those who are suffering from famine in the Horn of Africa? Give up eating lunch out a few times this holiday season and donate that money to help severely malnourished children.
Poster via garabating:
“Give Your Lunch To Africa by Ariane Irle” - Posterity Project for The Horn of Africa Famine Aid
…Another possibility.
Mark Slagle meets John Deere.
Looking into various ride options…
The Manabago was a groovy 1971 Winnebago that was traveling the country to spread the word about MANA Nutrition.
Now we are on foot, walking to save the lives of 10,000 kids by Christmas 2011.
MANA is RUTF (Ready to Use Therapeutic Food), and it's been designed specifically to treat kids diagnosed with severe acute malnutrition (SAM). RUTF can be broadly defined as peanut butter mixed with fortified milk in an over-sized ketchup packet.
We're coming to a college campus near you with our educational therapeutic feeding center. So, get ready to come see what's up with MANA and what you can do to help save 10,000 kids by Christmas 2011.
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