Stop Hunger Excellence

Badge awarded to

Peschard, Alain

Stop Hunger fights hunger and food insecurity around the world, acting in over 50 countries. Its mission is to drive a movement of people to respond, empower and unite communities. It’s collective power stems from its volunteers, NGO partners and the unique ecosystems of its donors and founding partners Stop Hunger relies on a network of thousands of volunteers and over 300 local and international NGOs to drive change

Issued on 10 Aug 2026 by

Sodexo

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Sodexo

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Créé à Marseille en 1966 par Pierre Bellon, Sodexo est le leader mondial de l'alimentation durable et d'expériences de qualité à tous les moments de la vie : éducation, travail, soin et divertissement. Le groupe se distingue par son indépendance, son actionnariat familial fondateur et son modèle économique responsable.

Founded in Marseilles in 1966 by Pierre Bellon, Sodexo is the world leader in sustainable food solutions and quality service experiences at every stage of life: education, work, healthcare and entertainment. The group is distinguished by its independence, its founding family shareholding and its responsible business model.

Criteria

Context of award

This badge is awarded to extraordinary volunteers who have demonstrated unparalleled dedication, commitment and impact in supporting Stop Hunger. It celebrates those who go above and beyond, making a lasting difference in the fight against hunger through their exceptional service and continued support.

Recognized skills

This badge is awarded in recognition of exceptional initiatives led by volunteers. To earn it, a volunteer must demonstrate at least two of the following skills:

Commitment to community support: Regularly contributes time and effort to organizing Stop Hunger initiatives each year.
Organizational skills: Plans and coordinates large-scale charitable actions effectively.
Advocacy and communication: Promotes initiatives to increase visibility and awareness.
Volunteer coordination: Engages and motivates volunteers to take part in the initiative.
Fundraising skills: Raises significant funds to support charitable causes.

Attribution criteria

To receive the badge, consideration is given to:

Sustained commitment: Consistent organization of Stop Hunger initiatives over a period of at least 3 years to support local communities in need.
Impact and scale: The initiatives have mobilized a significant number of volunteers or donors, generating substantial donations for Stop Hunger or a local charity.
Visibility and recognition: The initiatives have gained notable attention through local social media, internal communication channels, and potentially the press.
Volunteer engagement: A high number of volunteers actively participated in the initiative.
Fundraising success: The actions have achieved a significant total amount of funds raised.