Zimbabwe, which was once referred to as the “breadbasket of Africa,” has suffered through economic collapse, drought, and an AIDS epidemic. Tragically, this has made poverty the norm. The country has the highest percentage of orphans in the world because of the spread of AIDS. Out of its 13 million residents, 7 million are children and over 1 million of those children are orphans. These children are in danger of being trafficked for forced labor, domestic servitude, and sexual exploitation. They battle every day to find food to eat. According to UNICEF, over 5,000 children under the age of five die every single day in Eastern and Southern Africa due to hunger. That means these children, who have very little food to eat, are dying because they don’t have the strength in their bodies to be victorious against simple things like diarrhea or a common cold.