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　　Brittany Amano wants to make sure every child in the US has enough to eat．

　　Brittany Amano，now 18，knew how it felt to go hungry．Her mother tried to find a （16）___ in Honolulu，Hawaii to support the family．Her grandmother helped out as much as she could．But the family （17）___ had to depend on a local food bank to live on，and for that she was （18）___．

　　When they lost their home，Amano's family had to live in a friend's basement （地下室）．"I could feel （19）___ hunger and homelessness influencedmy family．"Amano told a reporter from TFK．"The experience made me want to give （20）___ to others in the same situation．"

　　In fourth grade，she and some of her friends started a food project．They （21）___﹩700and collected 800pounds of food．（22）___ twelve，Amano set up the nonprofit （非营利的）group Hawaii's Future Isn't Hungry．She hoped to raise﹩10，000 （23）___ she finished high school．She ended up raising more than﹩500，000in four years．

　　With the （24）___ collected，the nonprofit group，now called The Future Isn't Hungry，can offer fresh fruits，vegetables，and other （25）___ foods to school kids on Fridays．This is to make sure that the kids and （26）___ families have enough food to get them （27）___ the weekend．So far，the effort has helped more than 750，000people．

　　In the fall of this year，Amano will （28）___ Duke University，in North Carolina on a full scholarship．After graduation，she plans to return to Honoluluto（29）___to the city that gave her so much．

　　"It doesn't matter if you help one million people （30）___ just one person，"she says．"The smallest action can make a huge difference．"

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