Danicia and Amelia rely heavily on the aid provided by local community partners like Elijah’s Heart, which receives food and essentials from Feed the Children. They get vitamins, food, clothes for Amelia, and books that they can read together.
Yenni Lopez tells us that sometimes she feels like she’s working magic to make the money go far enough for everyone. But for Yenni, the most important things in life are her children. She never hesitates to sacrifice her wellbeing to see her children smile.
Tina is raising her grandson, Ronnie, by herself. He’s lived with her since he was born – Tina brought him home from the hospital. She says that there are a lot of grandparents raising their grandchildren right now. It’s more common than people think.
When Shari attended a Feed the Children distribution event in her hometown, she was amazed. Her boxes contained so much more than just food. They included things that Shari and her granddaughters need to go through their day-to-day life with dignity.
Allentown is often described as the fastest growing major city in Pennsylvania with more than 121,000 residents.
Where would you lay your head at night if you were homeless? How would you find daily food and basic necessities if you were homeless?
2020 is shaping up to be the hungriest year in modern history for U.S. families due to the stark economic effects of COVID-19.
Putting boxes in the trunks of cars – all morning, last week on Thursday. I couldn’t stop talking about it. Called my friends and family in Chicago. Sent photos to my daughters and friends – pallets, trucks, boxes, books.
Guatemala’s Teenage Club provides a place for kids between 12-18 years of age to gather together, learn, talk, and build leadership skills.
Darren’s family has never needed assistance before, but the COVID-19 pandemic has held up his work as a landscaper. Through Feed the Children’s assistance, his kids now have the school supplies they need, and new backpacks for the upcoming year.
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