- FEED is actively working with partners on the ground to send shipments of bottled water and shelf-stable food to partners in Oklahoma, Texas and Tennessee.
- Thanks to our partner Niagara water We have allocated three truckloads of water for Texas which will serve the Houston and Anna communities.
- We are distributing four truckloads (more than 140,000 pounds) of water Thanks to our partner Niagara water to communities across Oklahoma including Miami, Perry, Caddo County and McAlester which is serving as a regional hub for water distribution.
- We are distributing seven pallets of water to Tennessee Emergency Management to assist at a hospital and nursing home in Memphis.
COVID-19 Crisis
Feed the Children is delivering food and essentials to communities across the nation who are struggling during this COVID-19 crisis. To learn more about our efforts please click the button below.
2020 Disaster Response
In 2020, with the help of our community partners, Feed the Children responded to the devastation caused by Hurricanes Dorian and Imelda as well as other natural disasters such as wildfires in California, tornadoes in Nashville and flooding in the Midwest. To aid with recovery efforts, we shipped more than 1.7 million pounds of food and supplies valued at more than $4.6 million to disaster-affected areas across the United States. We also worked with our partners to provide relief for families in the Philippines affected by the eruption of the Taal volcano, to protect against cholera in regions touched by floods in Kenya and for those in the Bahamas who were displaced by Hurricane Dorian.
One of our corporate partners, Teleperformance, showed outstanding support for disaster relief in 2020. They contributed nearly $283,000 in employee donations to support community food and nutrition programs in El Salvador and communities affected by the eruption of the Taal volcano in the Philippines and Hurr icane Dorian in the Bahamas, as well as natural disasters in the U.S. such as flooding throughout the Midwest and tornadoes in Tennessee in early March of 2020. When the pandemic struck only weeks after that, the company quickly allocated $50,000 for COVID-19 relief. Leadership from the very top made a strong statement about what corporate social responsibility can look like as Teleperformance’s Chairman and CEO, Daniel Julien, made a personal contribution of $560,000.
2019 Disaster Response
In 2019, with the help of our community partners, Feed the Children responded to the devastation caused by Hurricanes Dorian and Imelda as well as other natural disasters such as wildfires in California, tornadoes in Nashville and flooding in the Midwest. To aid with recovery efforts, we shipped more than 1.7 million pounds of food and supplies valued at more than $4.6 million to disaster-affected areas across the United States. We also worked with our partners to provide relief for families in the Philippines affected by the eruption of the Taal volcano, to protect against cholera in regions touched by floods in Kenya and for those in the Bahamas who were displaced by Hurricane Dorian.
One of our corporate partners, Teleperformance, showed outstanding support for disaster relief in 2020. They contributed nearly $283,000 in employee donations to support community food and nutrition programs in El Salvador and communities affected by the eruption of the Taal volcano in the Philippines and Hurr icane Dorian in the Bahamas, as well as natural disasters in the U.S. such as flooding throughout the Midwest and tornadoes in Tennessee in early March of 2020. When the pandemic struck only weeks after that, the company quickly allocated $50,000 for COVID-19 relief. Leadership from the very top made a strong statement about what corporate social responsibility can look like as Teleperformance’s Chairman and CEO, Daniel Julien, made a personal contribution of $560,000.
2018 Disaster Response
In 2018, with help from more than 40 community partners, Feed the Children responded to the devastation caused by Hurricanes Florence and Michael as well as other disasters such as the wildfires in California and flooding in the Midwest. We shipped millions of pounds of food and supplies valued at approximately $9.8 million to disaster-affected regions in the United States. We also provided food and personal care boxes to more than 11,000 families.
Internationally, through our program work in Malawi, Feed the Children responded to the flooding caused by Cyclone Adai by providing 1.5 million packets of WaterGuard valued at $90K to benefit 6.6 million people. Through our program work in the Philippines, we responded to Typhoon Ompong by providing food supplies including rice, mongo beans, sugar, chocolate powder and milk as well as Vitameal as follow-up support. We also responded to the landslide in Naga as well as other disasters.
Internationally, through our program work in Malawi, Feed the Children responded to the flooding caused by Cyclone Adai by providing 1.5 million packets of WaterGuard valued at $90K to benefit 6.6 million people. Through our program work in the Philippines, we responded to Typhoon Ompong by providing food supplies including rice, mongo beans, sugar, chocolate powder and milk as well as Vitameal as follow-up support. We also responded to the landslide in Naga as well as other disasters.
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You Can Make A Difference When Disaster Strikes
Disasters are devastating and can be an emotional time for families as they begin to pick up the pieces and move on. With help from partnering agencies and generous donors, Feed the Children can support communities impacted by natural disasters by providing them with food, essentials, water and cleaning supplies. Here’s how you can help:
- A direct donation helps Feed the Children purchase much-needed supplies for families recovering from their loss.
- Gift-in-kind, from our generous corporate partners, provides food, cleaning supplies and essential items for Feed the Children Disaster Relief boxes which allow families and their children to begin rebuilding their lives.
If you are interested in supporting affected areas in either of these ways or if you have additional questions, please contact your Corporate Partner or Corporate Donor Relations representative on how you can get involved.