It has been 40 years since two Live Aid concerts in London and Philadelphia transformed the debate about global poverty. An estimated 2 billion people in 150 countries watched the concerts. Policymakers were spurred to action and $125 million was raised for the fight against famine. The drive to save lives cannot be relegated to historical oddity. The painful truth is that today, hunger is on the rise—however funding to address this crisis is being cut, rather than rallied together. The United