Members of FeelGood World have one mission: end world hunger through grilled cheese sandwiches.
According to the program's website, FeelGood World transforms students into entrepreneurs and "changemakers". Through two synergistic initiatives--the FeelGood Changemaker Academy and the FeelGood Changemaker Deli--students learn how to be a social entrepreneur and gain hands-on experience on how to run a business. All proceeds from sandwich sales go to organizations that help eradicate chronic global hunger and empower self-reliance.
As The Manchester Journal reported, there are 23 FeelGood chapters at college campuses nationwide, including major institutions such as Oregon State University, the University of California Berkeley and the University of Utah. One of the most successful chapters is the University of Vermont. UVM's chapter sells their grilled cheese sandwiches--which you can get with an assortment of toppings--every Tuesday, Thursday and Friday at a kiosk on campus. Typically, the group sells 80 to 100 sandwiches a day, each for $4.
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