Does Share Our Strength illustrate this point? If so$,$ explain how.

Share Our Strength illustrates this point because they were able to go above and beyond their original mission, they began to find corporate sponsors and expand their services to better eliminate hunger in America. They eventually expanded to Team No Kid Hungry to better serve children with networking and marketing in areas such. What principles of marketing discussed in Chapter $10$ are illustrated in the case of Share Our Strength?

The No Kid Hungry campaign has achieved wide brand awareness. If that campaign were to come to an cnnclusion, what steps. would Share Our Strength need to take to reassert its organizi $AB,1$ brand?

Is Billy Shore a social entrepreneur? If so$,$ which definitions of that term seem to apply most closely?

Many factors affect the prevalence of hunger, including general economic conditions, the commitment of state officials, and political support for government food programs. In light of these various factors, how should Share Our Strength try to evaluate its own impact on the problem?

What changes in internal culture may have been required when Share Our Strength shifted its strategy from funding other nonprofits that provided food toward advocacy to increase funding for government food programs?

What assets did Share Our Strength leverage in creating partnerships with corporations and other businesses?

Go back to Chapter $6$ of this text. How do the various terms associated with the outcomes model relate to SOS and how it reports the impact of No Kid Hungry?

If Share Our Strength desired to diversify its revenues in order to reduce its dependence on events and corporate sponsors, which fundraising strategies and methods discussed in Chapter $13$ do you think might hold promise? Explain.