In Oklahoma City, a summer community event brought together nonprofits and local partners to provide food, essentials, and support to hundreds of families. With smiles, supplies, and services, it offered vital relief during one of the hungriest times of the year.

Did you know that 1 in 5 children around the world goes to bed hungry? These five powerful facts reveal the urgent need to take action—and how, together, we’re working toward a world where no child goes to bed hungry.

Children at St. Luke Baptist Church in Spencer, Oklahoma, enjoy meals and reading mentorship through the Feed and Read program, keeping them nourished and academically engaged. This initiative helps them retain their skills and fosters a love for reading during the summer.

As a single parent and principal’s assistant, Lashay juggles the immense responsibility of nurturing her own family while supporting hundreds of students at Tri-Cities High School. Thanks to the Feed the Children Food and Essentials Hub, Lashay witnesses firsthand the transformative impact of accessible resources, fostering a community where every child can thrive.

In El Pital, Honduras, Maria’s resolve to secure a brighter future for her son and community is flourishing with Feed the Children’s support in sustainable gardening and education. With access to nutritious food and financial stability, Maria is nurturing the seeds of lasting change, one garden at a time.

Hunger affects millions globally, with nearly 150 million children chronically malnourished. By addressing poverty, food waste, and inequality in education, we can ensure every child receives the nourishment they need to thrive.

Elora’s story is one of resilience and determination. Despite the challenges she faces as a single mother, her unwavering commitment to her children and her work shines through, making your support for Feed the Children all the more impactful.

In a small Honduran community, children now have access to clean water and nutritious food, thanks to your support. This transformation has led to healthier students, fewer illnesses, and uninterrupted education, benefiting 170 students, 8 teachers, and 120 families.