During his visit to the United States, Pope Francis was advocating
for the new United Nations development goals. The plan is to knock out
hunger and poverty worldwide by 2030. It’s what the pope calls the
“pillars of integral human development.”
What’s also inspiring is students in the Cincinnati area finding
unique ways to help makes these goals a reality. At Mount St. Joseph
University, students are using a free app called Charity Miles that
supports the U.N. World Food Program (WFP), the lead agency in fighting
world hunger.
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