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Project Bread Plays Along with The Daily Show with Jon Stewart
 Did you know that Project Bread's Executive Director Ellen Parker was interviewed by The Daily Show with Jon Stewart's correspondent Dan Bakkedahl? The segment, titled "Look Who's Walking," premiered last summer on Comedy Central and can still be viewed online.
While The Daily Show took a comic look at a serious subject, it also gave Ellen the opportunity to explain to a national audience why The Walk for Hunger is a critical event in Massachusetts — one that this year raised a record-breaking $3.3 million to feed hungry people in Massachusetts.
The segment on The Daily Show parodied this Wall Street Journal article that quotes opponents of cause-related walks like The Walk for Hunger. (Note: This article has been archived by WSJ.com.)
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By telling three friends that we were on The Daily Show, you'll help us spread the word that The Walk for Hunger is a vital event that nourishes Massachusetts. Send a Daily Show e-card and video link.
Donate to The Walk for Hunger
If you think that the good will created, funds raised, and people served from The Walk for Hunger far out-weigh any inconvenience it may bring, make a donation to the Walk! Every little bit counts and will help show your support for hungry children and families in our area.
About The Daily Show
The Daily Show with Jon Stewart airs nightly at 11:00 p.m. on Comedy Central. According to its website, "the Emmy and Peabody Award-winning Daily Show takes a reality-based look at news, trends, pop culture, current events, politics, sports and entertainment with an alternative point of view."
Watch the video "Look Who's Walking, Too" on The Daily Show website.
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