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wrote a new post, A Look at USAID Hurricane Preparation Efforts 3 hours, 1 minute ago
Before hurricanes arrive, aid organizations such as USAID work to prepare for the natural disasters. USAID hurricane preparation efforts for the Atlantic hurricane season include ensuring that the organization […]
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wrote a new post, Genetically Modified Seeds in Latin America 3 hours, 2 minutes ago
Many countries in Central and South America are home to strong agricultural economies. Since the 1990s, the growing use of genetically modified seeds has challenged traditional forms of agriculture. Companies such […]
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wrote a new post, A Cultural Reset for Women in Singapore 4 hours, 59 minutes ago
In 1961, young girls and women in Singapore received the promise of change when the country passed The Women’s Charter Legislative Act. The Women’s Charter Legislative Act establishes the regulation of rom […]
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wrote a new post, The Thirst Project Raises Funds for Clean Water 9 hours, 1 minute ago
How often are we reminded to drink half of our body weight in water to maintain a healthy lifestyle? It is easy to take for granted how accessible clean water is at any moment in the day. However, that is not the […]
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wrote a new post, Vietnam’s Foreign Aid During COVID-19 9 hours, 1 minute ago
When COVID-19 rates began rising in China in the winter of 2019, Vietnam, one of its near neighbors, did not hesitate to act. After experiencing devastating blows in previous years from the SARS virus, another […]
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wrote a new post, 5 Christian Innovators Helping Solve an Education Crisis 1 day, 8 hours ago
It takes more than a global pandemic to stop these innovators from taking action. Since the start of lockdowns, children in Latin America have lost an average of […]
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wrote a new post, Does God Always Answer Public Prayers? 1 day, 11 hours ago
Have you ever spoken confidently about God’s power to rescue in a situation, but secretly wondered if He really would?
Dr. Larry Ward, who founded Food for the Hungry (FH) 50 years ago, trusted God for great th […]
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wrote a new post, Where I Do My Homework: 8 Pictures of Tenacious Students in Asia 6 days, 8 hours ago
Going to school and doing homework are normal activities for many kids. Sadly, many children in poverty never get to experience the joys and trials of school and […]
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wrote a new post, 9 Photos of the World’s Most Popular Sport 1 week, 1 day ago
This summer, millions of people across the world will crowd around television sets to watch the Olympic Games. They will watch swimming, track, cycling and […]
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A better life for children is key to a healthy community in the future. That’s why Food for the Hungry (FH) focuses on making lives better for children specifically, and their parents too.
Rapid Change in V […]
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wrote a new post, Safe Water and Much More Arrives with a Well 1 week, 5 days ago
Safe water was what Nargis needed. The 28-year-old mother lives in the Borobogi community of Bangladesh. But for so long, she didn’t understand how many of her problems were tied to her family’s need of clean wat […]
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wrote a new post, El Salvador Traditions Reveal a Unique, Vibrant Culture 1 week, 6 days ago
El Salvador’s traditions easily set it apart from any other country. Who else has a national holiday in honor of “pupusas”? And what other country celebrates Chris […]
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wrote a new post, Family’s Adventure in Giving Back Started at a Concert 1 week, 6 days ago
The Bolke family’s adventure in giving back started at a concert.
Melanie and Tom Bolke attended TobyMac’s “Hits Deep Tour” with their son, Jeremiah, five years ago near their home.
During a break in the Christi […]
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wrote a new post, These Aren’t Your Mother’s Child’s Milestones 2 weeks, 1 day ago
Whether they are from the United States, Brazil, the Philippines or Ghana, every child in the world has at least this one thing in common — they grow up! And as t […]
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wrote a new post, Special Video Messages for FH Sponsors 2 weeks, 1 day ago
Video is one of the best ways to see first-hand how your sponsorship is making an impact in your sponsored child’s life and in their community! That’s why we’re excited to share video updates from each count […]
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wrote a new post, Family Gardens Grow New Life in Guatemala 2 weeks, 5 days ago
Poor nutrition was a part of life in the community where Gloria Choc Pop lives with her family. The mother of five children ranging in age from 3 to 15 years, she didn’t know that simple family gardens could s […]
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wrote a new post, What Is Poverty? 4 weeks ago
Have you ever wondered whether you are poor? It’s not a simple question to answer, since definitions vary greatly.
According to one online calculator, a family of four earning $26,000 per year is richer than 7 […]
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wrote a new post, Good Neighbors Solve Their Irrigation Conflicts 1 month ago
Ildephonse tries to be a good neighbor, but he was frustrated. The 22-year-old married farmer was watching his crops wither for lack of irrigation. It was happening in his kitchen garden, adjacent to his home in […]
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wrote a new post, A Gift of Chickens Delivers Hope to a Cambodian Family 1 month, 2 weeks ago
A gift of chickens brought hope to Sarum, who lives in the Ou Takok community of Cambodia. Poultry seemed an unlikely answer for the struggling grandmother, who believed she was in a hopeless situation.
She and […]
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wrote a new post, Caring Mother Finds Hope for Her Children 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Habtam was a caring mother, but she was also very concerned about finding help for her children.
Life was very difficult where she lived with her children in Lay Gayint, Ethiopia. She had no money to pay for the […] - Load More
