No Child Should Go Hungry: Billy Shore on Building Something Bigger Than Yourself
Billy Shore, founder and executive chair of Share Our Strength, joins Hospitality Hangout to talk about building the No Kid Hungry movement and why the restaurant industry can play such a powerful role in ending childhood hunger. Billy shares how Share Our Strength grew from a $2,000 credit card advance into a national movement, why chefs have more power to create change than they often realize, and previews the upcoming Restaurant Week for Kids initiative.
Billy Shore, founder and executive chair of Share Our Strength, joins Hospitality Hangout live from the Prosper Forum for a conversation about building the No Kid Hungry movement, bringing the restaurant industry together and what it means to spend a lifetime working on a problem bigger than yourself.
Billy and his sister Debbie founded Share Our Strength in 1984 with a $2,000 credit card advance. More than four decades later, the organization behind the No Kid Hungry campaign has raised more than $1 billion to fight hunger and poverty and built partnerships across restaurants, business, government, education, health care and entertainment.
But Billy says the real work is not simply raising money. It is getting more people to believe they can make a difference.
He explains why the restaurant industry has been part of Share Our Strength from the beginning. Chefs and restaurateurs already spend their lives feeding people, and Billy believes those skills, relationships and platforms can become powerful tools in the fight against childhood hunger.
Episode Credits:
- Produced by: Branded Hospitality Media
- Hosted by: Michael Schatzberg, Jimmy Frischling
- Producer: Julie Zucker
- Creative Director: Adam Levine
- Show Runner: Drewe Raimi
- Post Production: Three Cheers Media
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