Harry Chapin encouraged all of us to "Do something.“ Circle!, a free, quarterly on-line newsletter, presents ideas for social action, especially with the fight against hunger in the U.S. and around the world. Circle! is produced in its entirety by a volunteer staff. To subscribe, send an email with the word Subscribe in the subject line to circleteam@hotmail.com

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All Because of Harry...

Harry Chapin was a dreamer. In 1981, in a little hamlet on the Hudson, I became swept up in Harry’s dream. It changed my life.

Harry Chapin Memorial
Run Against Hunger
Celebrates 25th
Anniversary

This year, organizers are offering donors a limited edition “Harry Chapin Memorial Run Against Hunger” iris print, designed and hand-signed by famous artist/illustrator Jerry Pinkney.

Be Not Afraid

Hungry people live in fear. Our job is not to live in fear but to take some prudent risks to make life a little bit easier for them so that they might not live in fear.

Like Harry Chapin’s willingness to take on world hunger, Dennis’ story provides a real world look at how one person, working with others, can really make a big difference.

The workplace relationship soon evolved into a unique friendship, as Lipscomb and Harry spent their leisure time together.

Thanks for the influence Harry!

Plans are underway for a special “Harry Chapin: A Celebration in Song” concert in New York City to benefit WHY (World Hunger Year) on its 30th anniversary.

WHY Hosts
Free Anti-Hunger
Forum October 18th

"Food Justice: Change Your Diet, Change the World"

Bonnie Raitt's personal commitment and selfless devotion of her time to so many social, environmental and community issues makes her particularly illustrative of the spirit on which the Harry Chapin Memorial Humanitarian Award was established.

“Doing Something”

Circle! salutes these individuals, who, in the spirit of Harry Chapin’s legacy, are “doing something” to make a difference.

A curious visitor asked her why she was hosting the event. “I replied — because I can,” she said.

Following the example of his old friend Harry Chapin, Larry Austin is never too busy to fight for a good cause.

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