If you happen to be in Cincinnati and are self-confessed Freerice addict (there are many of us), you may consider popping into the Cincinnati Art Museum. The museum has dedicated a computer terminal to Freerice as part of their exhibition "DRAW: Here, There & Everywhere".

"We wanted to send the message to Art Museum visitors that they can do something to stop world hunger that does not involve opening their pocketbooks," said Emily Holtrop, Director of Learning & Interpretation at the museum. She added, "We felt that FreeRice.com was an amazing way for them to do some good here at the Art Museum and to become so addicted to the fun game that they go home and play."

Behind the terminal, a quote from Mother Teresa is displayed, "If you can't feed a hundred, then just feed one."

This highlights the exhibition’s purpose: to not only raise awareness of world hunger and its causes, it is also a call to action to people in the Cincinnati community. It is a call of powerful proportions. We've said this before on Freerice and we'll say it again: if we all do a little, we can achieve great things.

You can join the museum Freerice group here: Freerice.com/content-group/cincinnnati-art-museum

Since its launch in 2007, Freerice has raised enough to feed over 4.8 million people, purely through word-of-mouth with people who value Freerice telling their friends, family, neighbours about the site and helping to grow the number of players. So Team Freerice truly appreciates the help, Cincinnati Art Museum. Thank you.

Freerice is maintained by and supports the United Nations World Food Programme, the world's largest humanitarian organisation fighting hunger worldwide. To find out more go to WFP.org