Without our community partners’ hard work, we wouldn’t be able to do our own. Serving vulnerable communities in cities, towns and rural areas across the United States, our partners are heroes who can impact struggling families directly in the areas where they live. In fiscal year 2021, we supported more than 700 U.S. community partners—including food banks and food pantries, churches, outreach organizations and after-school programs—through gift-in-kind donations from our corporate partners. In the fight against hunger, everyone has a role to play.
Find Out MoreEstablished over 40 years ago, Feed the Children is one of the leading anti-hunger organizations.
We dare to envision a world where no child goes to bed hungry. To help create that world, we are dedicated to helping families and communities achieve stable lives and to reducing the need for help tomorrow—all while providing food and assistance to help them today.
In the United States we distribute product donations of food and other items from corporate donors through our network of local community partners, we provide classroom support and school supplies to students in vulnerable areas, and we mobilize resources quickly to aid recovery efforts when natural disasters strike.
Internationally, we manage child-focused community development programs that focus on reducing hunger and malnutrition, teaching health and promoting self-reliance in 8 countries in Asia, Africa, and Latin American.
We welcome partnerships because we know that our work would not be possible without collaborative relationships. We seek to connect donors, partners, experts, volunteers, leaders, and communities to raise awareness about childhood hunger and make it a thing of the past. That’s something we can only do together.
Danicia and Amelia rely heavily on the aid provided by local community partners like Elijah’s Heart, which receives food and essentials from Feed the Children. They get vitamins, food, clothes for Amelia, and books that they can read together.
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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In 2020, the coronavirus changed how we work, but it didn’t lessen the need. We brainstormed ways to balance helping teachers with keeping them safe and came up with a new model: the pop-up Teacher Store.
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