This Christmas, as most families celebrate, Joslyn is preparing for her daughter Eliza’s next brain surgery while worrying about having enough food at home. Facing another holiday in the hospital, she found hope through your support, which provided the essentials her family needed. Read how generosity helped transform a season of hardship into one of comfort.

Rose always dreamed of creating a warm, loving home for her children—but life didn’t unfold as planned. Today, thanks to her resilience and support from caring strangers, Rose is rebuilding the life she always imagined for her son.

One in five children in the U.S. faces food insecurity — a hidden crisis that affects millions daily. From volunteering to starting a community garden, there are simple, powerful ways you can help fight hunger and nourish hope in your own neighborhood.

Hunger keeps millions of children from learning, growing, and thriving — but school feeding programs are changing that. By providing daily meals, these programs boost attendance, improve health, and open doors to brighter futures.

In a quiet schoolyard in Honduras, children tend rows of vegetables that will soon become their lunch — grown by their own hands. Across Central America and Africa, gardens like these are improving nutrition, building self-reliance, and strengthening communities.

Malnutrition affects every country on Earth, but its causes and consequences vary dramatically—from undernourished children in rural Malawi to obesity in urban America. This story explores the surprising truths behind global malnutrition and how communities are fighting back with resilience, education, and hope.

When the pandemic hit, Meg and her family went from stability to survival almost overnight. With help from a Feed the Children partner, they found hope, groceries, and a path forward—just when they needed it most.