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How Your Donation Goes 8X Farther
Every dollar you donate to Feed the Children multiplies into a bounty of hope, transforming into eight dollars’ worth of food and essentials for those in need. It’s a testament to the power of collective compassion, where in-kind gifts amplify the impact of your generosity.
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Success for Leah’s Future
“Life here at Kiluvya is challenging. My parents are working hard with multiple businesses just to put food on the table. Sometimes if we cannot afford to buy food for lunch, we drink porridge and some snacks we get at school.”
Sukhery’s Village Helps Their Future Leaders
“My life is a big challenge here in the village, and with a lack of money, it is quite hard to become successful. Most students here cannot afford even two meals a day”
USDA Announces $2B in Funding to Fight Hunger
The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced yesterday that it will provide close to $2 billion in additional funding to food banks, emergency food systems and school meal programs to help fight food insecurity in the U.S.
Nicole’s Community: How a Community and Children Succeed
Undoubtedly, parents want what is best for their children. They want to see all of their kids’ dreams come true and watch them grow and succeed in the future.
April’s Story: The Challenge Isn’t Just Hunger
You may have heard that 1 in 6 kids in the U.S. doesn’t get enough to eat, but there’s always more to that story than we realize. Holden’s family is one with a story that tells more than we can see.
Naima’s Success
Feed the Children began offering school lunches at Valley Bridge primary school where Naima was a student in 1986. Today, Naima is the program director for Seed Programs International where her work supports underprivileged communities in Asia, Africa and Latin America.
Lineda’s Village
Before the arrival of Feed the Children in the Bele community, many families had a hard time sending their children to school.
Maureen’s Health
When Maureen was a year and a half old, her family could only afford one meal per day. She was malnourished as a result of constant poverty. But now, thanks to Feed the Children and the Tiwalere II project, she is growing strong and healthy.
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