World Food Programme Feed Bag,Natural,one size

It's always a good feeling to support a cause. I realize that the full cost of the bag does not go to the program, but to have atleast helped in some way is one more child that will appreciate the opportunities it gives them. The bag is awesome, really nice and big. I can put so much stuff in it, laptop, books, wallets, lunch...all at the same time. It was just what I wanted. The only thing that I didn't love about the bag is that the brown side tends to "shed" onto your clothing if it brushes against it, because it is some kind of burlap sack or something. But that is one of the coolest looking sides of the bag. Also, if you have dark jeans that might bleed don't let the white side of the bag rub against them, it will dye it blue! I definitely recommend this bag! It rocks! and you'll rock for helping out, even in a small way.

Well worth every penny. I use it for class & it holds all of my books perfectly. I had been looking for a bag that would work for me and finally found it, not to mention it goes to such a wonderful cause! I love that its reversible and it washes well. Highly recommended to all.

I love my bag! I take it to the gym with me almost every day. Its sturdy, eco-friendly and there is plenty of room for my things.

It's nice to know that I purchased a product that I use regularly and helped children at the same time.

The concept and the design of the bag were a gift from Lauren Bush. The product itself must be paid for. The materials, manufacturing and distribution all cost money, as does the procurement and distribution of the rice or other grains that feed the children. If it is any comfort to you, the World Food Programme has one of the lowest overheads of any charitable organization and this program is sponsoring this product. As for being made in China - so what? It is a global project, and if anyone complains about the price tag now, think what it would cost if it had been manufactured in the U.S.? Besides - I imagine some little Chinese children were fed by the money earned in the factories making these bags. One more thing - you cannot possibly give money directly to the children this project targets. There is no way to do it. What you CAN do is find the most responsible way to help, and buying this bag is it.

The money paid for this World Food Programme Feed Bag provides enough resources to feed a child for an academic year, and actually using the Feed Bag on a regular basis helps to reduce packaging that squanders natural resources and pollutes the environment. The bag itself is well made and reversable. I use it as the "container" for my other smaller reusable shopping bags on the way to the grocery store, and it serves as the easily identifiable "cold foods" bag on the way home. Buy it for yourself and as a gift to encourage others. And use it.