Feeding America Rhetorical Analysis

Three young children holding half eaten carrots with smiles so big you can almost assume they haven’t had this many nutrients in some time. They stand at a park possibly provided by the local food pantry. Are they victims of poverty? Maybe neglected at home? We don’t understand their personal situation except for the fact, that they are hungry. Feeding America, or the U.S. Hunger Relief Organization, is here to make sure the children of this country’s future are well nourished in the hope that they will have the same opportunity as children that are not victims of hunger. Image
As we enter this webpage, Feeding America instills an empathetic message, as well as hope of the future. The first image on the carousel reads “YOU CAN SOLVE HUNGER”. Asking us to GIVE NOW a straight link to donations. As the carousel continues a photo of beautiful produce catches our eye, reds, greens, whites, it draws us in. The printed words “WHY
Another photo pulls us into the empathetic ideology with a gray sky overlooking a flooded street of a rural town saying, "FOOD BANKS RESPOND TO HURRICANE MATTHEW" giving us a sense of security as we hypothesis what has happened to the people of this town. We can almost visualize the same disaster infiltrating to our town. Being displaced, nowhere to go, the grief that strikes us is disheartening. Yet our hope is returned as we read the words Food Banks Respond to Hurricane Matthew. This organization that has helped so many people that otherwise might go hunger in times of disaster and poverty as well as feeding the young children, the future of this great nation, the nutritional food that is essential to mental development as well as a sense of security. This is done in the hope that they will have equal opportunity in this