When Kian’s teacher told me he wasn’t eating lunch and seemed tired, I panicked. But it wasn’t until I asked him directly that he admitted, “I give my lunch to Omar.” Omar was a quiet classmate who never had food—only a growling stomach. Kian had been quietly sharing his lunch for weeks. Moved, I reached out to Omar’s sister, Layla. Just 21, she was raising him alone after their parents died, working two jobs and barely making ends meet. Lunch simply didn’t fit into their budget.
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