Friends of the World Food Program

Your gift of $10 will provide health and nutrition education to a poor child in Indonesia for an entire year, and help brake the vicious cycle of hunger and poverty. The World Food Program (WFP) teaches children the basics of a healthy lifestyle, such as proper nutrition, safe hygiene, and HIV/AIDS prevention. more

Your gift will provide take-home food rations to girls in school for six months to help ease the economic burden on parents. This will help convince parents to keep their daughters in school and free them from their household chores. This gives girls, who otherwise may stay at home, the chance to learn. more

Your gift of $20 will enable the World Food Program (WFP) to provide 40 people with meals in areas which have been devastated by malnutrition and death as a result of a natural catastrophe. more

Your gift of $15 will provide 60 children with a school meal, which is proven to significantly increase attendance rates and help children take their minds off their next meal and dedicate their attention to their studies. more

Your gift will provide enough food to sustain a family for one month, and help the United Nations World Food Program (WFP) fight hunger in the aftermath of the disaster. more

Your gift will feed a pregnant or breastfeeding mother in Nicaragua for an entire year so that her child can grow up healthy and strong. In order to end child hunger and malnutrition, we must begin when the child is in the womb. The early months and years of child’s life are crucial for its mental development. more

Your gift will provide in-school breakfast to a hungry child for nine months and help the United Nations World Food Program (WFP) fight hunger in the most impoverished regions of Mauritania. more

Your gift will provide nutrition to an HIV/AIDS patient for one month. The World Food Program's (WFP) food assistance provides support to these patients who wage a daily battle against hunger, sickness, stigma and uncertainty. more

Your $10 gift will feed one person in need for a month. For the hungry, every day is about finding enough food to simply survive. This prevents these individuals from pursuing any other opportunities for self-sufficiency. more