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Looking at BREAD in a new way

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Our presentation on how we created as much "value" as possible starting with ONE LOAF OF BREAD. Team members: Volker Gebhart, Anna Sabryan, Robert Rybicki, Amir Masoud Oskouilar, and Melinda Kolk
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Page 1: Looking at BREAD in a new way

Looking at BREADin a new way!

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With team members fromGermany, Armenia,

Poland, Iran, and theUnited States, we

discussed...

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What does a "loaf" ofbread look like where

you are?

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What is valuable toeach of us?

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What is priceless?*

*see Mastercard Priceless ad campaign

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Five people,five countries,

five ideas,

one aim...

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create the most valuewith a loaf of bread

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Here is our story

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MelindaSan Diego, California, United States

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Ingredients for baking 1 loaf of bread at home: $4.69

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Baking bread together with your children: Priceless

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Anna SabryanYerevan, Armenia

Lavash:Bread as Life

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Throughout the ages, Lavash has not only occupied thehighest place in Armenian cuisine, but also acquired thesacramental meaning, symbolizing life and wisdom.

It's not easy to bake, as it requires a really experienced hand

Price for the lavash Anna purchased: $1.21

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Bread is the most importantfood in our life and peoplecannot live without it.

The sun isanotherimportantthing for all

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The sun shining in the faces of children: Priceless

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Volker GebhartDublin, Ireland (from Germany)

From bread to forestprotection

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Got a bread andpassed it on

Volker purchased a ryebread from a local bakerynear Bremen in Germany.In order to create asmuch monetary value aspossible, he auctioned itfor a charity,

Ingrid's winning bid for Volker's rye bread: $50.06

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Protecting forests & the people/wildlife depending on them: Priceless

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Masoud OskouilarIran

Bread:A symbol of hunger

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A symbol of food...

bread reminds you to

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Masoud bought abread(TAFTOON) and

gave it to a hungryman.

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Food for the evening for 1 person: $.95

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Sharing this image with the world to end global hunger: Priceless

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Robert RybickiPozna, wielkopolskie, Polska

Bread:A symbol of hunger

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In OUR world...

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we spend13 billion dollars

on perfume

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each year

yet

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815 million people arestarving, including15 million children

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Every 3,6 secondssomebody dies of

hunger

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If one bomb can feeda village of children for

5 years, what is thecost of one war?

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Robert went to theUrsuline nuns inthat care aboutmany hungrypeople in Poznanand gave thembread (chleb)….

Cost for each loaf of bread: €4.21

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Getting recruited to help prepare food for the hungry: Priceless

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Value ≠ money

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Connecting andsupporting the

creatures who shareour world with us

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Priceless


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