Partner Toolkit
Feed the Children wants to raise awareness for the plight of hunger through as many communication channels as possible. That’s why we’ve created this resource for you. We need your support in spreading the word. Social media has a powerful reach and the ability to continue educating audiences about what we’re doing together to make a change. Please use the tools below to help us spread the message. If you would like more information on how to use these assets, please contact your Feed the Children representative.
Help support Feed the Children with one of our COVID-19 posts
Sharing on social is easy! Please select the social icon you prefer and the image will be pre-formatted to fit the platform’s dimensions.
In these uncertain times, we believe that it’s important to spread a message of hope and positivity. Join us in continuing to uplift those who are hurting during this COVID-19 crisis, and in supporting children and families throughout this difficult situation
Social Sharing Tips
Tag us in your posts!
Facebook: on Facebook, use @Feed the Children and we should pop up as an option to tag.
Instagram: @feedthechildrenorg
Twitter: @feedthechildren
LinkedIn: similar to Facebook, use @Feed the Children and we should pop up as an option to tag.
TikTok: feedthechildrenorg
We also encourage you to use #FeedtheChildren and #DefeatHunger
How To: Be sure to tag Feed the Children on all your social posts. On Facebook you should see a notification like the below image. Be sure to use “@” before typing in Feed the Children on all sites so you can select the organization.
In the land of plenty, millions of boys and girls are struggling with hunger. It is estimated 35 million Americans don't have enough food to feed their families, with households in rural communities experiencing higher food insecurity rates. We partner with Feed the Children to provide food and essentials to hungry families in our communities. #DefeatHunger
It's urgent to keep reaching communities with food, reaching food-insecure families, and filling empty plates. With an estimated 18 million children struggling with hunger, we must continue to partners with organizations like Feed the Children to provide vulnerable families with the food and resources for brighter days. #DefeatHunger
It is estimated 1 in 4 children are struggling with being hungry. Full bellies are essential for successful school days for kids. Going to school hungry can lead to many problems such as inability to stay focused, decreased self-esteem, and underdeveloped social skills. Our dream of a world where no child goes to bed hungry is why we partner with Feed the Children to provide the food and resources to vulnerable families for brighter futures. #DefeatHunger
COVID-19 Best Practices
At Feed the Children, we care deeply about the communities we serve. In that spirit, we’ve prepared a list of best practices to avoid spreading the COVID-19 virus while continuing to support the most vulnerable among us. Please feel free to download this document and share it with volunteers and colleagues.
