In 2024, two Wisconsin teens launched a food drive at their high school; by 2026, Meals Matter had expanded to over 35 chapters and 3,500 volunteers, collecting more than $550,000 in cash and food donations
- Noah Duckett and Wyatt Ehrhardt started their food drive in 2024, the same year they finished high school.
- Two years later, the initiative they began in a Wisconsin town has grown into a national network and earned one of the most prestigious youth honours in the world.
- Duckett and Ehrhardt, both now college sophomores, have received The Diana Award for co-founding Meals Matter, a student-led non-profit that fights food insecurity.
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- Noah Duckett and Wyatt Ehrhardt started their food drive in 2024, the same year they finished high school.
- Two years later, the initiative they began in a Wisconsin town has grown into a national network and earned one of the most prestigious youth honours in the world.
- Duckett and Ehrhardt, both now college sophomores, have received The Diana Award for co-founding Meals Matter, a student-led non-profit that fights food insecurity.
Sources: Times of India